Over 2,000 Service Members to Take Part in Moldova’s Independence Day Parade
More than 2,000 service members of the National Army, employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Intelligence and Security Service, the Ministry of Justice, and the State Protection and Guard Service...
Death of Moldovan Worker in Padua Raises Questions as Six Romanians Face Investigation
The death of 35-year-old Moldovan construction worker Nicu Terletchi, who died on Tuesday, August 4, after falling ill at a construction site in Padua where he was reportedly working illegally, has raised...
Water Level at Novodnistrovsk Reservoir Falls Further as Moldova Faces Critical Hydrological Period
The water level at the Novodnistrovsk Reservoir has fallen by another 25 centimeters since the beginning of August, reaching 112.76 meters compared with the normal retention level of 121 meters. Environment Minister...
Moldova Recalls Ambassador to Russia for Consultations After Drone Incident in Crocmaz
Moldova’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has recalled the country’s ambassador to Russia, Lilian Darii, for consultations following the drone incident near Crocmaz, Stefan Voda district.The decision comes after President Maia Sandu condemned...
The ANI Refuses to Launch Asset Check Into Former MoldATSA Director Dumitru Vangheli
Moldova’s National Integrity Authority (ANI) has refused to launch an asset and personal interests check into former MoldATSA administrator Dumitru Vangheli following a complaint filed by the Public Property Agency in July.According...
Krasnoselsky Says 60,000 Transnistrians Have Applied for Russian Citizenship Under Simplified Rules
Transnistrian leader Vadim Krasnoselsky told Russia’s Izvestia that around 60,000 residents of the left bank of the Dniester have applied for Russian citizenship under a simplified procedure. He described the measure as...
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Maia Sandu on the energy crisis: We have not allowed Russia to bring us to our knees this time either
Thanks to our efforts and the European Union's assistance, people on the left bank of the Dniester no longer freeze, and those on the right bank will pay less for electricity starting...
Fines for electoral corruption could come together with imprisonment
The penalties for those who try to buy votes, especially through criminal networks, are tightened significantly. In the case of individuals, electoral corruption will be punished with a fine of up to...
Work on the new U.S. Embassy building has been declared a public benefit
The construction of the new U.S. Embassy headquarters in Moldova on the site of the former Republican stadium will be declared a public utility of national interest. The cabinet approved this decision...
(VIDEO) Buzu on What the Government Will Do to Bring Moldovans Back Home
Protection, development opportunities, and the opening of new nursery places are just some of the current government's objectives to encourage Moldovans from the diaspora to return home. In a video statement, Minister...
Tiraspol extends state of emergency until March 10
The Tiraspol administration has decided to maintain a state of economic emergency in the Transnistrian region until March 10. In this context, the supply of firewood continues, as does the local production...
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The European Union has saved Transnistria from the energy crisis and will continue to support the region
Since the beginning of the energy crisis, Tiraspol has tried to paint Chisinau as the enemy and Moscow as the savior. In early January, Vadim Krasnoselski traveled to the Kremlin, promising Russian...
(VIDEO) Doina Gherman: The 2025 parliamentary elections are the most important since independence
The "Alternativa" bloc aims to derail the country's European integration, and the 2025 parliamentary elections will be the most crucial since independence, according to Doina Gherman, a member of the Action and...
Moldova’s Chief Negotiator in Brussels on Bridges to Europe: “We Have Received Positive Signals”
Over the past three years, Moldova has made remarkable progress in its European integration journey, thanks to the active engagement of citizens, said Cristina Gherasimov, Moldova’s chief negotiator in Brussels. “Three years...