Emil Loteanu’s movies, on Realitatea TV, every evening at 9:00 p.m.

November brought Moldova one of its great cultural figures, and the Realitatea Media Group is bringing his legacy home. On November 6, filmmaker Emil Loteanu would have turned 90. To mark the...

(DOC) Praise, but also criticism for Moldova in the EU enlargement report. In which areas do we still need to improve?

The European Commission has published its 2026 Enlargement Report on the Republic of Moldova. Brussels acknowledges the country’s progress but also points to several outstanding challenges, stressing that adopted reforms must deliver...

Kos: Moldova and Ukraine Ready to Open All EU Accession Negotiating Clusters

The Republic of Moldova and Ukraine are ready to open all negotiating clusters for EU accession, and the European Commission hopes member states will soon reach a consensus on opening the remaining...

Are There Suspects Within the System? Two Audits Will Determine Who Is Responsible for the Theft of Moldovans’ Personal Data

Two audits will establish who is responsible for the theft of Moldovan citizens’ personal data. The announcement was made by Lilian Carp following parliamentary hearings into the cyberattack that took place in...

EU Sets Cautious 2027 Targets for Ukraine’s Accession Talks, While Moldova Could Move Faster

The European Commission is preparing a more cautious roadmap for Ukraine’s EU accession negotiations, setting limited progress targets for 2027 while avoiding any commitment to a membership date, according to a document...

(INTERVIEW) Karl Torring on What the Republic of Moldova Can Learn from Sweden in Crisis Management

Engaging local communities, training volunteers and establishing clear coordination mechanisms between authorities are among the lessons the Republic of Moldova can learn from Sweden’s experience in crisis management. These practices were discussed...

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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...

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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...

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