Ion Ceban’s MAN party to boycott consultations on Moldova’s next prime minister
The leader of Moldova’s National Alternative Movement (MAN), Ion Ceban, has announced that his party will not take part in the consultations initiated by President Maia Sandu with parliamentary factions on the...
The resignation of a prime minister naturally raises political questions, but in the context of Moldova’s European integration, one key point is often overlooked: the country’s strategic direction is already defined and...
Iwona Piórko: Moldova- EU partnership remains strong following Prime Minister Munteanu’s resignation
European Union Ambassador to Moldova Iwona Piórko said the EU has taken note of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s decision to resign and stressed that the Moldova–EU partnership remains strong despite the political...
Gulnara Akhundova: Hybrid threats—a challenge for the independent press
The independent press plays a vital role in strengthening democracy, and in a context marked by disinformation, economic pressures and hybrid threats, international support for the media is becoming increasingly important. For...
The People's Assembly of Gagauzia voted unanimously on July 3 to schedule the region's legislative elections for November 15, 2026.The decision was adopted ahead of an expected ruling by Moldova's Constitutional Court on...
Gagauzia’s People’s Assembly elects new speaker amid ongoing institutional deadlock
Deputies of the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia have accepted the resignation of Nicolai Ormanji as acting speaker of the regional legislature in Comrat. Following the vote, the session was chaired by Deputy...
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(VIDEO) Recean promises to help Moldovan carriers stranded in Russia. “The government is looking for a solution”
The government seeks solutions to help Moldovan carriers whose trucks are stuck in the Russian Federation. Prime Minister Dorin Recean made the statement after businessmen wrote to him and asked for his...
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...
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(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...
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...