Moldova Plans Salary Increases for President, PM Under Wage Reform
The salaries of the president and the prime minister in the Republic of Moldova will increase as part of a broader public sector wage reform.Minister of Finance Andrian Gavrilita announced on TV8...
Popsoi: Moldova Officially Exiting CIS, Debt Decision Still Pending
In practice, the Republic of Moldova no longer participates in the activities of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS); however, the legal termination of its membership will take effect after the official...
They leave, come back, and leave again? The migration that is wearing Moldova down
In the Republic of Moldova, out of a total population of 2.4 million, around 154,700 people (6.4%) have lived abroad for at least 12 months, according to the 2024 census data.More than...
Portul Giurgiulesti, purchased by Romania: a €56 million investment approved by the government
The Romania has decided to allocate €56 million to acquire the stake held by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in the Giurgiulesti International Free Port, located in the Republic of...
Moldova exported wine to 70 countries last year, a 23% increase over the average for the past decade
The wine sector in the Republic of Moldova recorded strong growth in 2025, with grape processing increasing by 45% compared to two years ago and wine production rising by 31%. The total...
The Popular Assembly of Gagauzia has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of Justice against the Southern Court of Appeal’s decision, which had suspended the Comrat lawmakers’ resolutions regarding the election...
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USAID Moldova has a new head. He has previously worked in Armenia, Bulgaria, Kosovo and Pakistan
USAID Moldova has a new Head of Mission. It's John Allelo. He will serve the mandate and lead the organization for three years.Previously, Allelo was head of the USAID Armenia Mission, where...
(VIDEO) What did the members of the Supreme Security Council discuss at the Presidency? Maia Sandu’s clarifications
The Supreme Security Council (SSC) convened on Tuesday, January 14, to address pressing issues such as Russian blackmail, the ongoing energy crisis in Transnistria, and government initiatives to support citizens. Other potential...
Russian Gas Deliveries to the Transnistrian Region Will Resume Soon, Announces Vadim Krasnoselski
The separatist leader Vadim Krasnoselski announced during a press briefing after his recent visit to Moscow that Russian gas supplies to Transnistria will resume soon. He stated that "there is not much...
Moldova celebrates National Culture Day
Today, Moldova celebrates National Culture Day with numerous significant cultural events, including exhibitions, theater and dance performances, poetry and music recitals, film screenings, debates, and workshops promoting literature and art, organized in...
(VIDEO) The Presidency’s Example – A 12% Reduction in Electricity Consumption Achieved in 9 Months
The Presidential Institution Leads by Example in Resource Conservation, Significantly Reducing Electricity Consumption in the First Nine Months of 2024.
During a press conference on Tuesday, January 14, President Maia Sandu urged citizens...
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Chisinau condemns Moscow’s alarmist rhetoric: “An unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of our state”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of the Republic of Moldova, led by Mihai Popsoi, strongly condemns the statements made by Nikolai Patrushev, the former head of the Federal Security Service and...
Who caused the Transnistria crisis? Answers to 7 key questions
1. How Did the “Gas War” Between Kyiv and Moscow Begin?The gas conflict between Russia and Ukraine is not new and dates back to the early 2000s. Disagreements have always revolved around...
Popsoi: “Moldova will open an embassy in Kazakhstan this year.” What other plans do the authorities have for international cooperation?
Moldova will open an embassy in Kazakhstan this year, according to Mihai Popsoi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. He made these remarks during an interview with a public radio station.The foreign affairs...