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...
The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has reviewed the report of the parliamentary inquiry commission on telephone, financial, and digital fraud and adopted a resolution recommending the establishment of a National...
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New National Return Assistance Mechanism to Support Moldova’s Diaspora
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a one-stop national return assistance mechanism—housed within the Diaspora Relations Office—to guide Moldovans abroad from pre‑return through full reintegration.
Under this mechanism, returning citizens will receive personalized...
Maia Sandu sends message ahead of the second round of elections across the Prut: “Good luck, Romania! We count on you in Europe”
President Maia Sandu addressed Moldovans with dual citizenship, urging them to exercise their right to vote in the second round of Romania’s presidential election, which will take place on May 18. She...
The October 20, 2024 referendum on EU membership – History-making Events
On October 20, 2024, the citizens of the Republic of Moldova voted to amend the Constitution to enshrine accession to the European Union as a strategic goal of the country. The republican...
Moldova Electronics Forum 2025: Government Backs Electronics as Key Growth Engine
At the 4th Moldova Electronics Forum held in Chisinau, Prime Minister Dorin Recean reaffirmed the government's strong support for Moldova’s electronics industry development, describing it as a sector with "energy, potential, and...
Moldova–UK Relations Strengthen: Mutual Driving License Recognition and Trade Liberalization on Agenda
During a working visit by British MPs Anneliese Dodds (Labour Party) and John Whittingdale (Conservative Party) to Chisinau, President Maia Sandu emphasized the progress on a key bilateral agreement: the mutual recognition...
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Moldova Advances on EU Path: Chapter 26 – Education and Culture Reviewed in Brussels
On May 13, officials from the Republic of Moldova participated in a review of Chapter 26 – Education and Culture in Brussels, a crucial component of the EU accession process. The review...
Maia Sandu will participate in the European Political Community summit in Albania: The President’s agenda
President Maia Sandu will attend the sixth edition of the European Political Community (EPC) Summit on Friday, May 16, in Tirana, Albania. During the summit, the president will meet with European leaders,...
The NBM Forecast: Inflation to Slow in Moldova from Q2 2025 Despite Global Uncertainties
The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) projects that inflation in the country will begin a moderate downward trajectory starting in Q2 2025, eventually returning to its target range of 5% ±1.5 p.p....