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...
Moldova Advises Citizens to Avoid Non-Essential Travel to the Middle East
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has advised Moldovan citizens to avoid all non-essential travel to the Middle East due to the security situation in the region. The ministry warned that airspace...
Prime Minister-Designate Vasile Tofan to Present Government Program and Cabinet to Parliament
Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan will appear before Parliament today to present his government’s program and ministerial team before requesting a vote of confidence from lawmakers. The plenary session is scheduled to begin...
Maia Sandu Discusses Gagauzia Election Rules with Regional Assembly Members
President Maia Sandu, together with representatives of Parliament and the Central Electoral Commission, met on Monday with members of the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia to discuss the implementation of the Constitutional Court’s...
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(VIDEO) Almost one million citizens voted in the presidential elections. Head of the CEC: We urge young people to vote
By 1 p.m., the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) representatives announced at a press briefing that over 29% of voters—approximately 852,000 citizens—had cast their ballots. In comparison, around 680,000 citizens had voted by...
(PHOTO) The Elections in Moldova – Crucial. How the International Press Covers the Presidential Election
Major international publications like Reuters and Politico are closely watching the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, noting the significant efforts made by Russia and its allies to influence the outcome.Reuters...
The website voteaza.md was under cyber attack. Users had difficulties accessing the platform
The Information Technology and Cybersecurity Service (STISC) announced in a press release that a cybersecurity incident affected the availability of www.voteaza.md on the morning of Sunday, November 3. According to STISC representatives,...
“I want us to be a whole Moldova without borders.” A resident of the left bank of the Dniester tells what she voted for
"I want us to be a united Moldova without borders," shared a resident of Tighina on the left bank of the Dniester, explaining her reasons for voting in the presidential election. "We've...
(VIDEO) Maia Sandu exercised her right to vote: “Heads up, Moldovans. God Help!”
Maia Sandu, the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) candidate running for a new term as President of the Republic of Moldova cast her vote. As in the first round, Moldovan and international...
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Moldovans elect their president! Queues at several polling stations abroad
Today, the citizens of the Republic of Moldova elect their president for a four-year term on a crucial day for the country's future. Over 3 million Moldovans are expected to go to...
(VIDEO) Moldovans transported by minibus to a polling station in Istanbul? Promo-LEX: This is a violation
Moldovans are allegedly being transported to a polling station in Turkey by organized minibus to exercise their right to vote, which is a violation of the law. Representatives of Promo-LEX, the association...
(VIDEO) “A Vote from Afar, a Hope for Moldova”: The first 11 Moldovan tourists voted in Japan
A group of 11 Moldovan tourists in Tokyo cast the first votes for Moldova's presidential elections, fulfilling their civic duty despite being far from home. United by their love for their country,...