Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Romanian Prime Minister Luca Niculescu visited the Chisinau electrical substation, part of the strategic Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line project, which is expected to strengthen the country’s energy...
Moldova Seeks Access to EU SAFE Defence Procurement Programme, Prioritises Drone Interceptors
The Republic of Moldova is negotiating access to military equipment procurement through the European SAFE programme and exploring defence cooperation arrangements with Romania. Chișinău’s priority is to acquire drone interceptors, considered a...
Unauthorised access to the Central Electoral Commission’s systems allegedly occurred ahead of the 2025 elections, claims Victor Tataru, former head of the Cybersecurity Directorate at the Information Technology and Cybersecurity Service (STISC)....
Moldovan Prime Minister Says Cybersecurity Will Remain a Government Priority After Data Breach
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has commented on the cyberattack targeting information systems in the Republic of Moldova, saying that such incidents are a reality the authorities cannot ignore. The head of government...
Hackers Extracted Data Linked to Around 750,000 Moldovans From Government Systems
Hackers extracted data linked to approximately 750,000 Moldovans from government systems, according to information released by the Electronic Governance Agency. Officials also reported that the attempted attacks targeted around one million people.The...
Talks With Putin Do Not Guarantee Cheaper Gas: What Moldova Could Gain From a Possible Peace Deal
Direct contacts between Finland, Norway and Vladimir Putin have opened a new diplomatic channel ahead of further negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine. For Moldova, the key question is whether any...
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Alexandr Stoianoglo Announces Independent Bid for Governor of Gagauzia
Moldovan MP Alexandr Stoianoglo has announced that he will run as an independent candidate for Governor of Gagauzia.Stoianoglo said he will not resign his parliamentary mandate but will suspend it for the...
Nosatii: Moldova Needs 8,500 Soldiers and 2,000 Civilian Employees by 2035
Moldova needs an army of 8,500 military personnel and 2,000 civilian employees to meet the objectives set out in the country’s defense strategies, Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatii said.The figure was established following...
From the Deinotherium Skeleton to National Costumes—The Treasures of Moldova’s Oldest Museum
In the heart of Chisinau stands one of the Republic of Moldova’s oldest and most valuable cultural institutions: the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History. Founded in 1889, it is the...
Valentin Gaidarji Announces Departure from PACE Ahead of Gagauzia Elections
Valentin Gaidarji has announced that he is leaving the PACE party, saying the decision was necessary to allow him to participate in the upcoming elections in the region.Gaidarji, the President of the...
(VIDEO) Parliament’s Economic Committee Has Been Without a Chair for a Month. PAS Knows Who It Will Be, But Is Keeping It a Secret
Moldova’s Parliamentary Economy, Budget and Finance Committee has been without a chairperson for approximately a month.The position was previously held by MP Radu Marian, who stepped down following the scandal surrounding the...
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(VIDEO) Ion Ceban, in a wheelchair, at the anniversary celebration of the “Holy Trinity” Hospital
The Holy Trinity Municipal Clinical Hospital in Chisinau has marked 50 years of activity with an anniversary event attended by Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban.Ceban appeared before the medical staff in a wheelchair...
Moldova Avoids New US Surcharges as EU and Dozens of Economies Face Higher Tariffs
Moldova has not been included in the new US trade surcharge regime introduced under Section 301 of US trade law, following the expiration of a temporary 10% tariff imposed on imports for...
PM Tofan: Moldova to Double Budget for Electronic Monitoring Bracelets
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has commented on the purchase of electronic monitoring bracelets from a company that had previously been the subject of journalistic investigations, saying that problems in the system have...