Moldova Pensions Could Be Indexed by Around 10% in April 2027
Pensions in the Republic of Moldova could be indexed by approximately 10% in April 2027, depending on the inflation rate recorded by the end of this year, Labour and Social Protection Minister...
EU Commissioner Identifies Three Key Economic Challenges for Moldova
Energy dependence, the need to improve the business and investment environment, and maintaining strong macroeconomic fundamentals are the main economic challenges Moldova needs to address to accelerate its integration with the European...
Smoke-filled objects were spotted in the sky above the city of Bender. What happened?
Several objects leaving trails of smoke were observed in the sky over the Bender area during the first half of October 1, according to images shared with the Zona de Securitate news...
Maia Sandu and EU Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis Discuss Moldova’s Economic Integration
Moldovan President Maia Sandu met on October 1 with European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity, Implementation and Simplification Valdis Dombrovskis, who is visiting Chisinau.The officials discussed European Union support for Moldova’s economic...
Plahotniuc’s Lawyers Challenge Replacement of Appeal Court Judge
The lawyers of former Moldovan politician Vladimir Plahotniuc have challenged the replacement of a judge on the appeal panel hearing his case, arguing that the new magistrate was appointed directly rather than...
Moldova Plans to Replace 32 Districts With Three Regions Under Administrative Reform
Moldova will be reorganized into three administrative regions — North, Centre and South — under a planned administrative reform, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan announced at a press conference.The prime minister said the...
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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...