Civic Movement Seeks Answers Over Handover of Ukrainian Border Guards Detained in Moldova
The Civic Movement “Construim Încredere” has submitted official freedom of information requests to the Prosecutor General’s Office and the General Inspectorate of Border Police, seeking clarification on the handover to Ukraine of...
Moldova’s Supreme Court Rejects Appeal by Russian Organisation Eurasia Declared Extremist
Moldova’s Supreme Court of Justice has declared inadmissible an appeal filed by the Russian organisation Eurasia against a ruling by the Chisinau Court of Appeal, which declared the organisation extremist. The Supreme...
Moldovan Prime Minister Says Incidents Involving Ukrainian Border Guards Would Not Occur Without War
If there were no war in Ukraine, incidents involving Ukrainian border guards would not occur, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said. The head of government praised the way Moldovan authorities handled the situation,...
Moldova’s National Army Holds Training Exercises for Reservists
Moldova’s National Army is conducting a training exercise for Armed Forces reservists at a military training ground from October 19 to 23. According to the Ministry of Defence, the activity aims to...
Moldova Plans Metropolitan Train Network to Ease Traffic Congestion
The Republic of Moldova needs to develop a metropolitan train network to reduce traffic congestion and improve people’s access to public transport. The issue is already being discussed with French authorities, Deputy...
IMF to Send New Mission to Moldova Amid Fiscal Pressures and Economic Challenges
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is sending a new mission to Chișinău at a time when the Republic of Moldova is facing pressure on public finances, high borrowing costs, and challenges related...
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The European Union Leaders to Meet in Chisinau on July 4 for Moldova–EU Summit
European Union leaders will gather in Chisinau on July 4 to attend the Moldova–EU Summit, which will take place in the capital of the Republic of Moldova.President Maia Sandu revealed that the...
Moldova to Allocate €30.8 Million for New Electricity Interconnection with Romania
Moldova will allocate €30.8 million to co-finance the construction of a new electricity interconnection with Romania. The funds will support the development of the 400 kV Balti–Suceava Overhead Power Line and the...
Two Prosecutors to Be Heard on Monday by the Vetting Commission
The Evaluation Commission will hear two prosecutors from the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office on Monday, June 16: Interim Deputy Chief Prosecutor Octavian Iachimovschi and Prosecutor Alexandru Cernei.“In the evaluation process, the Commission did...
Moldovan Government Urges Caution Amid Rising Speculation on Transnistria
The Moldovan Government is urging calm as it closely monitors developments in the Transnistrian region and responds to a surge in speculation and misinformation. The Government Spokesman, Daniel Voda, announced it.“In recent...
Maia Sandu at the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit in Odesa: We can not build peace on indecision
On June 11, 2025, President Maia Sandu of the Republic of Moldova took part in the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit held in Odesa, reaffirming Moldova’s steadfast support for Ukraine in the face of...
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Moldova Declassifies 20,000 More Deportee Files in Tribute to Victims of Soviet Repression
Authorities have declassified and transferred another 20,000 deportee files to the National Archives Agency. The handover took place during a solemn ceremony, where participants observed a minute of silence in memory of...
Gagauzia Governor Eugenia Gutsul’s House Arrest Extended by 30 Days
The Chisinau Court, Ciocana branch, has extended Gagauzia Governor Eugenia Gutsul’s house arrest by another 30 days. Judges upheld the prosecutors’ request during a hearing on June 11. Gutsul’s lawyer, Sergiu Moraru,...
Stalinist Deportations in Moldova: A Legacy of Suffering
The first Stalinist deportation began at 2:30 a.m. on June 13, 1941. Soviet authorities forced nearly 22,000 people from Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina—mainly “kulaks,” priests, intellectuals, and party members—onto freight trains bound...