Maia Sandu to hold consultations with parliamentary parties on forming a new government
President Maia Sandu has announced that consultations with parliamentary parties on the formation of a new government will begin next week, with discussions expected to start on Monday.The announcement was made in...
President Maia Sandu has taken note of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s resignation and rejected claims that he was prevented from fighting abuses or from properly leading the government.“Speculations that he wanted to...
A Step Back on Reforms? Igor Grosu’s Announcement Following the Prime Minister’s Resignation
The Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) will hold discussions in the coming days on the necessary steps for the upcoming period, including key reforms, fiscal policy, and public wage legislation, according to...
Dodon, Ceban and Usatii Demand Early Elections After Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s Resignation
Leaders of Moldova’s opposition have called for early parliamentary elections following the resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, arguing that his departure reflects a broader crisis within the ruling Party of Action...
What happens next after Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s resignation?
Following Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s resignation, President Maia Sandu is expected to hold a press conference. However, it remains unclear whether she will also announce a new nominee for the post of...
BREAKING NEWS! Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu resigns
Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu announced his resignation on Friday, July 3, in a statement published on his Facebook page.“Today I conclude my term as Prime Minister. I accepted the proposal to...
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Siegfried Muresan: An Anti-European President in Bucharest Would Jeopardize Relations with Moldova
MEP Siegfried Muresan warns that Romania’s presidential elections, scheduled for May 18, will directly influence the Republic of Moldova’s European trajectory and the bilateral relationship between the two countries. In a statement...
Education Minister: Teachers Who Attended Trainings in Russia May Face Sanctions
The National Council on Ethics and Integrity will meet to determine whether teachers who participated in trainings organized by the Evrazia organization in Russia should face sanctions. Education Minister Dan Perciun announced...
Approximately €38 Million Allocated for the Advancement and Modernization of Higher Education Institutions in the Republic of Moldova
Over the next four years, universities in the Republic of Moldova will receive approximately €37.8 million in additional funding for development projects. On Wednesday, May 14, the Government approved the Loan Agreement...
Cricova Winery to Gain Official Status as a State-Protected Monument
Cricova Winery—one of Moldova’s most iconic cultural and tourist landmarks—is set to be officially registered in the Registry of State-Protected Monuments of the Republic of Moldova. The parliamentary committee on culture, education,...
Moldova to Receive $3.6 Million Grant to Improve Public Procurement System
The Republic of Moldova will receive a $3.6 million grant to support reforms in public procurement. The government approved an agreement with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the International Development...
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How to protect Moldova from Russian propaganda? Advice from Lithuanian Ambassador Tadas Valionis
Disinformation is an obstacle in the process of accession to the European Union, admitted Lithuanian Ambassador to Moldova, Tadas Valionis, in an exclusive interview with RLIVE TV. He explained how Lithuania countered...
Moldovan-Romanian Citizens Urged to Vote in Romanian Presidential Runoff
Moldovan citizens with Romanian citizenship are encouraged to participate in the second round of Romania’s presidential elections this weekend. Government spokesperson Daniel Voda emphasized the importance of the vote, calling it “a...
(VIDEO) Lithuanian ambassador: Moldova’s EU accession could be in 2029, 2034 or never, if you don’t work
Moldova could join the European Union in 2029, 2034, or never—if it doesn’t work hard enough, warned Lithuanian Ambassador to Chisinau Tadas Valionis in an exclusive interview with RLIVE TV. He discussed...