Maia Sandu Meets Czech Senate Delegation to Discuss EU Accession and Security Cooperation
President Maia Sandu met on September 22 with a delegation from the Foreign Affairs, Defense and Security Committee of the Czech Senate, led by Committee Chair Pavel Fischer and including Deputy Chair...
A program promising to prepare joint Romania-Moldova projects and attract up to €1 billion in European investment is being developed by a private organization in Moldova whose founder is from Romania. However,...
Kremlin-Backed A7 Network Moved More Than $6.9 Billion Through Global Banks, FT Reports
The A7 payment network, backed by the Kremlin and operated by Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor, moved more than $6.9 billion through international banks, using forged invoices and a global network of front...
Moldova’s Gas Tariff Could Rise Again, Energy Minister Says
Consumers could pay more for natural gas in the coming period, Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu said on Tuesday, September 22. He said the new tariff and the date it could take effect...
Maia Sandu Explains Why Moldova Does Not Buy Gas From Russia
President Maia Sandu has explained why Moldova does not purchase natural gas from Russia, acknowledging that regional energy prices are putting pressure on household budgets. She made the remarks following a meeting...
Moldova’s mechanism for providing heating compensation during the cold season will be revised, and the number of households receiving support could be higher than last year. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan made the...
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Moldovan Industry Stalls Amid Structural Decline
Economist Veaceslav Ionita has issued a stark warning after reviewing the latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics: Moldova’s industrial sector is deeply stagnating, showing clear signs of structural decline, bani.md...
First wave of Stalinist deportations of June 12-13, 1941. History-making Events
The first wave of Stalinist deportations began on the night to June 13, 1941. Tens of thousands of people from Bessarabia and northern Bukovina were put on freight trains and taken by...
Global Appetite for Moldova: Traditional Dishes Travel the World
The aroma of cabbage rolls, the taste of stew, and the scent of Moldovan wine give shivers to both the Japanese, Australians, and the French. Compatriots settled in different corners of the...
Moldova’s Money Supply Expands Modestly in April 2025
In April 2025, Moldova's monetary base posted a modest monthly increase but remained below its level from a year earlier. Official data show the monetary base rose by 1.38 billion lei (+1.7%)...
The Ministry of Education and Research opens the 2025 edition of Education Week with large-scale events in Chisinau
The Ministry of Education and Research organizes Education Week for the second consecutive year. This large-scale event gathers thousands of participants and highlights major educational initiatives. Between May 22 and 25, 2025,...
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Moldova Will Receive Rapid Assistance in Case of Cyberattacks Through the European Cybersecurity Reserve
Moldova now accesses the European Cybersecurity Reserve, a key component of the Digital Europe Programme. The country joins a European rapid-response mechanism for significant cyberattacks, after Roberto Viola, Director-General for Communications Networks,...
Moldelectrica and Ukrenergo Advance Regional Energy Integration with Cross-Border Agreement
The Moldovan state-owned enterprise Moldelectrica and Ukraine’s national electricity transmission system operator, NPC Ukrenergo, have signed key documents to implement a cross-border capacity allocation mechanism on the Moldova–Ukraine border.“This action marks further...
The Cultural Project “7,000 Years Under Wine:” Moldova Explores the Origins of Its Viticulture
Archaeologists and botanists confirm that wild grapevine (Vitis sylvestris) grew on the current territory of the Republic of Moldova as early as the Miocene epoch, which began about 23 million years ago...