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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The Nistru war. History-making events
On March 2, 1992, the Republic of Moldova was shaken by its first armed conflict after the proclamation of independence. The tensions accumulated between the constitutional authorities in Chisinau and the self-proclaimed...
Serious Allegations by Veronica Dragalin: Around 40 Judges Were Allegedly Blackmailed by Political Figures
According to Veronica Dragalin, former Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Chief, high-ranking officials blackmailed around 40 judges in Moldova. During the show Puterea a Patra, Dragalin revealed that she clashed with Sergiu Litvinenko, Iulian Rusu,...
(VIDEO) Chisinau hosted the National Kata Championship organized by JKA Traditional Karate Moldova
Chisinau hosted the National Kata Championship on April 12, bringing together around 240 athletes from all over Moldova. The event, organized by the Japan Karate Association Moldova (JKA Moldova), featured competitors of...
The EBRD Seeks Global Investors to Boost Moldova’s Giurgiulesti Port Development
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), owner of the Giurgiulesti International Free Port, has launched an international bidding process to attract investors for further development of Moldova’s main maritime and...
Moldova Secures €3.7 Million for 13 Projects on Research, Climate Adaptation, and Pollution Reduction
Moldova will receive €3.7 million in funding to implement 13 projects focused on strengthening research and innovation, promoting climate change adaptation, and reducing pollution.The Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme Monitoring Committee...
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The EU Experts Assess Moldova’s Metrology System in Key Step Toward Exporting Industrial Goods to European Market
A team of experts appointed by the European Commission is visiting Moldova to carry out an operational pre-evaluation of the national metrology system—an essential step toward granting Moldovan industrial products access to...
Constitutional Court Decision: The Chief Prosecutor of Gagauzia Will Be Appointed Without the Involvement of the People’s Assembly
The Constitutional Court (CC) has ruled that the Prosecutor General and the Superior Council of Prosecutors (SCP) will appoint the Chief Prosecutor of Gagauzia. The decision followed a referral submitted by Prosecutor...
Russia Detains Two Moldovan Citizens on Suspicion of Collaborating with Ukrainian Special Services
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has detained two Moldovan citizens on suspicion of collaborating with Ukrainian special services. One detainee allegedly transported explosives, while the other gathered intelligence on Russian military...