Liliana Vitu Resigns as Head of Moldova’s Audiovisual Council
Liliana Vitu has announced her resignation as Chairwoman of the Audiovisual Council (CA), making the announcement on social media on Monday, August 3.Vițu said her decision is connected to an anticipated change...
Ion Ceban Says Vadul lui Voda Water Intake Station Operating Around the Clock Amid Concerns
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban says employees at the Vadul lui Voda water intake station have been working almost around the clock over the past two weeks to ensure the capital’s water supply...
PAS lawmaker Ilie Ionaș has returned to the public spotlight after his brother, Gheorghe Ionaș, was sanctioned by police following an altercation with a woman on July 12.According to the General Police...
Police Confirm PAS MP’s Brother Was Fined Following July 12 Altercation
Moldovan police have confirmed that the brother of PAS MP Ilie Ionaș was administratively sanctioned following an altercation with a woman on July 12, after an emergency call was made to the...
President Maia Sandu Hosts Bavarian Premier Markus Söder on First Official Visit to Moldova
President Maia Sandu welcomed Markus Söder, Minister-President of the German state of Bavaria, to the State Residence during his first official visit to the Republic of Moldova. Bavaria is Germany’s largest federal...
The BNM and MOLDATSA Account for More Than Half of Public Sector Salaries Above 50,000 Lei
The National Bank of Moldova (BNM) and the state-owned air traffic management company MOLDATSA account for more than half of all public sector salaries exceeding 50,000 lei per month, according to an...
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President Maia Sandu: Moldova Faces No Direct Threats, But War in the Region Poses Constant Risks
President Maia Sandu has stated that, despite the ongoing war in neighboring Ukraine, there are no direct threats to the Republic of Moldova’s security. However, she warned that the regional conflict continues...
Moldovan asylum seekers have no chance of asylum in Belgium. Interview with Anneleen Van Bossuyt
The Belgian authorities are seeing a significant increase in asylum applications from Moldovan citizens, especially after 2020, fueled by false expectations and abuses of the asylum system. On a visit to Chisinau,...
Experience Moldova’s Cultural Charm: A Curated Selection of Traditional-Style Hotels
Moldova, nestled between Romania and Ukraine, offers a rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty. For travelers seeking an authentic experience, staying in hotels that reflect the nation's traditional style is...
Moldova Expands “European Court” Program Budget After Record 502 Project Submissions
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development Vladimir Bolea announced today that 502 projects were submitted by the 9 May deadline for the “European Court” program, far surpassing initial...
Moldova strengthens its presence in Sweden: Peter Orrgren appointed honorary consul in Gothenburg
The Republic of Moldova has expanded its diplomatic presence in Sweden with the official appointment of Peter Orrgren as Honorary Consul, residing in Gothenburg. Ambassador Liliana Gutan presented him with the Consular...
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British Prime Minister Targets Migrants — Moldovans Seeking Residency in the UK Are Also Affected
The UK Government will tighten immigration policy and intends to turn residency in the country into a “privilege,” not a right, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced during a press conference ahead of...
President Maia Sandu to Hold Online Discussion with Moldovans in France on May 14
President Maia Sandu has invited Moldovan citizens in France to participate in an online discussion about Moldova’s development path. The virtual event will be on Wednesday, May 14, at 7:00 PM (France...
Deputy Prime Minister Serebrian Engages the NB8 Ambassadors on Transnistrian Conflict and Reintegration Efforts
On May 12, Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Oleg Serebrian met with the ambassadors of the Nordic-Baltic Eight (NB8) countries—Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden—who are on a fact-finding...