Vasile Costiuc Claims Energocom Official Suggested Investing in Government Securities
Vasile Costiuc claims that Alexandru Țurcanu was the Energocom official who allegedly suggested that the company purchase government securities. According to the leader of the Democracy at Home Party, Țurcanu is a...
Dniester Water Level Rises at Cosauti Intake as Crisis in Balti Gradually Eases
The water level in the Dniester River at the Cosauti intake station has reached 2.50 metres. The announcement was made by Balti Mayor Alexandr Petkov, who said the crisis situation was gradually...
The Republic of Moldova risks losing €15 million from the European Union’s Growth Plan if the Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line is not put into operation by the end of the year. Energising the...
Electricity Tariffs in Moldova Could Rise by Up to 15%, ANRE Chief Says
Electricity tariffs in the Republic of Moldova could increase by up to 15% amid rising energy prices on foreign markets and higher production costs at combined heat and power plants. The estimate...
Moldovan Farmers Threaten Protests with Agricultural Machinery if Demands Are Not Met by October 30
The Farmers’ Force Association, together with representatives of sugar beet and oilseed producers, is threatening to stage protests involving agricultural machinery and equipment if the authorities fail to take action to address...
A Ukrainian citizen was found dead in a field outside the village of Clocusna, Ocnita District, approximately 250 metres from the border with Ukraine. According to the Police, the man had no...
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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...
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis Visits Moldova to Strengthen Bilateral Relations
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit the Republic of Moldova on Thursday. In Chisinau, he will meet with Prime Minister Dorin Recean. The Greek Prime Minister will also meet President Maia...
Trilateral Meeting Between Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine To Be Held During the Odesa Summit
High-level officials will gather in Odesa for the fourth Ukraine–South-East Europe Summit hosted by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. According to the Bucharest presidential administration, Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine will hold a trilateral...
Commission Reviews Bill to Create Senior Advisor Roles and Reform Public Office Management
The Commission on Public Administration and Regional Development examined a bill proposing the creation of senior advisor positions within the offices of the Speaker, the President of the Republic of Moldova, and...
Military activities in the Security Zone: Chisinau deems them illegal and condemns them
Moldovan officials expressed concern over media reports from the Transnistrian region that Tiraspol-based groups and the illegally stationed Operational Group of Russian Troops are organizing a reenactment of the Second World War...
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Nicolae Testemitanu University Implements the International Anti-Bribery System — Building Trust for Global Students
Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy will adopt an internationally recognized anti-bribery system. The Ministry of Education and Research (MER) announced. The initiative aims to reduce corruption in the academic...
Prime Minister Dorin Recean will attend the Europa Wachau Forum 2025 in Austria
Prime Minister Dorin Recean will attend the Europa Wachau Forum 2025 on Friday, June 13, in Austria, where European leaders will gather to discuss their European future. Their discussion will focus on...
Chisinau International Airport May Be Renamed After Maestro Eugen Doga
Chisinau International Airport could soon bear the name of the late composer Eugen Doga, following a proposal supported by Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Vladimir Bolea. The...


