Ion Chicu May Submit Motion to Suspend President Maia Sandu in Next Parliamentary Session
Former Prime Minister and MP Ion Chicu announced that he may formally register a motion to suspend President Maia Sandu at the first plenary sitting of the next parliamentary session. Speaking to...
A cargo ship carrying more than 3,000 tonnes of metal products was temporarily unable to operate at the Giurgiulești International Free Port because the vessel’s draft exceeded the river’s water depth.According to...
Moldova to Reimburse 50% of Companies’ Costs for Dual Education Programs
The Moldovan government has approved a new support mechanism that will cover 50% of the costs incurred by companies participating in the country’s dual education system, encouraging businesses to invest in the...
55 Entrepreneurs Report Possible Abusive State Inspections to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan
Fifty-five entrepreneurs have submitted complaints to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan regarding possible abusive state inspections. The announcement was made by the head of government after he launched the email address controale@gov.md last...
(VIDEO) Moldova’s Parliament Reacts to Energy Alert as Authorities Seek Fuel Supply Solutions
A state of alert in the energy sector was introduced in the Republic of Moldova on July 28. While some lawmakers consider the measure necessary, others are demanding concrete actions from Prime...
Maia Sandu: Constitution Represents Moldova’s Commitment to Democracy and European Path
The Constitution is the country’s legal and moral foundation, guaranteeing citizens’ rights and protecting human dignity, President Maia Sandu said in a message marking Constitution Day of the Republic of Moldova.The head...
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(VIDEO) Next Year’s Minimum Wage: When Will It Be Set, and What Does the Labor Minister Say?
The minimum wage for 2027 has not yet been established, and the Government is expected to begin negotiations with trade unions and employers’ organizations in the autumn. Minister of Labor and Social...
Labor Minister Says Government Is Not Considering Raising Retirement Age
Minister of Labor and Social Protection Natalia Plugaru said that the Government is currently not discussing an increase in the retirement age, which in the Republic of Moldova is set at 63...
Energy Minister Says ANRE Will Decide on Possible Gas Tariff Increase
Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu said that any potential increase in natural gas tariffs is not decided by the Ministry of Energy but by the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE), based on...
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan Thanks Parliament for “Vote of Confidence”; Calls New Cabinet a “Government of Courage”
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan thanked Parliament for the “vote of confidence” and said that the newly formed Executive is a “Government of courage.”The Prime Minister acknowledged that the Cabinet faces significant challenges....
Court Suspends Activities of Several Parties Linked to Ilan Shor; One Formation Dissolved
The Chisinau Court of Appeal Center has suspended the activities of several political parties associated with Ilan Shor. The measure applies to the political formations “Moldova Mare,” “Forța de Alternativă și de...
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Around 30 Searches Conducted in Major Corruption Case Involving External Funds; Damage Estimated at Over 14.5 Million Lei
The National Anticorruption Center (CNA), together with prosecutors from the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office (PA), carried out around 30 searches on Wednesday as part of a criminal investigation into alleged abuse of office...
Tofan Government Sworn In as Maia Sandu Urges Focus on EU Integration and Reforms
The Government led by Vasile Tofan was officially sworn into office on Wednesday, July 22. The ceremony took place at the Presidential Administration in the presence of President Maia Sandu and Parliament...
BREAKING NEWS! Vasile Tofan’s Government Receives Parliament’s Confidence Vote After Nine-Hour Debate
The Government led by Vasile Tofan received a vote of confidence from the parliamentary majority on Tuesday evening, July 21, after more than nine hours of questions and answers during the Parliament’s...