Moldovan MPs Divided Over Vasile Tofan’s Government Ahead of Confidence Vote
On July 21, Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan asked Parliament for a vote of confidence to form the new Government. While some lawmakers expressed confidence in the incoming Cabinet, others predicted it would...
The separatist administration in Tiraspol has announced how it plans to distribute 43.2 million Transnistrian rubles collected through the “Together” fund, which calls on local residents to make donations to help supplement...
Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan is quickly adapting to the political environment despite lacking previous political experience, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu says. The head of the legislature believes that the new prime minister...
Igor Grosu Says Plahotniuc Still Has Ability to Influence Processes in Moldova Despite Detention
Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu maintains his statement that former Democratic Party leader Vlad Plahotniuc still has the ability to influence processes in the Republic of Moldova, even while being detained.The statements were...
Our Party Will Not Back Tofan Government, But Some Ministers Have Performed Well, Says Usatii
Leader of Our Party, Renato Usatii, announced that his party will not vote to approve the Government led by Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan, although he believes some members of the Cabinet have...
The PSRM Leader Igor Dodon Backs Moves to Remove Maia Sandu and Change Current Government
Leader of the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM), Igor Dodon, said that his party will support any initiative aimed at changing the current government, including the dismissal of...
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The NBM Delegation Strengthens Strategic Partnerships and Advocates Financial Resilience at CEE Forum in Vienna
The delegation of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM), led by Governor Anca Dragu, held a series of bilateral meetings with officials from international financial institutions and leaders from the foreign private...
The Romanian government gives priority to the A8 freeway
The Romanian Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure announced the authorization for the construction of section 3 (Legin - Targu Neamt) of the Targu-Mures - Targu Neamt highway.“Priority is given to the A8...
The Sakharov Fellowship: An Opportunity for Moldovan Human Rights Advocates to Study in Brussels and Venice
The European Parliament's Sakharov Fellowship offers up to 14 human rights defenders selected from non-EU countries the opportunity to follow a two week intensive training in Brussels and at the Global Campus...
(VIDEO) Maia Sandu received the credentials from four ambassadors. The diplomats who presented them
Four appointed ambassadors presented their credentials to Maia Sandu. They are the heads of the diplomatic missions of Tunisia, Pakistan, San Marino, and Peru.Denegri Boza Felix, the Ambassador of the Republic of...
(PHOTO) European Library Inaugurated at Parliament. The Public Can Borrow Books to Read
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The Republic of Moldova Advances in the Global Military Power Ranking
The Republic of Moldova has climbed 10 positions in the Global Firepower military strength ranking. In 2024, the National Army reached 134th place with a Power Index of 3.2555, marking significant progress...
Moldova on the Brink of Economic Collapse: Trade Deficit Reaches Historic Levels
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has released data on the external trade of the Republic of Moldova for the first 11 months of 2024, and the conclusions are alarming: "Moldova will...
Three athletes from our country will compete at the European Youth Olympic Festival in Borjomi-Bakuriani
Athletes Dinu Belevac, Elizaveta Hlusovici, and Mihail Carpov will represent our country at the European Youth Olympic Festival in Borjomi-Bakuriani, Georgia. The event will take place from February 9 to 16, 2025.“At...