Mihai Popsoi is on a working visit to China: Meetings with officials and the business community
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popsoi will pay a working visit to the China from May 21 to 25 at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi.The...
Moldova’s Judicial Vetting Reform Enters Consolidation Phase After Four Years
The Republic of Moldova’s ambitious judicial vetting reform has entered a decisive new stage after four years of external evaluation reshaped the country’s justice system and removed dozens of judges and prosecutors...
Maia Sandu in Strasbourg: “Moldova is ready to begin EU accession negotiations”
President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu visited Strasbourg on May 19, where she received the European Order of Merit, an award established by the European Parliament on the occasion of...
The Information and Security Service (SIS) of the Republic of Moldova dismissed claims about alleged interference in the Transnistrian leadership election as speculative and lacking credibility.The SIS communication officials issued a statement...
Valeri Ghebos, head of the so-called Ministry of Security in Transnistria, gave an interview to the Russian press and claimed that Chisinau plans to interfere in the election of the region’s new...
“Germany Supports Opening EU Talks as Soon as Possible”: Mihai Popsoi After Berlin Meeting
The Republic of Moldova continues to count on Germany’s support for European integration and for advancing its accession path toward the European Union. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai...
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(POLL) Moldovans see the EU as the country’s main partner: 51% would vote for integration in the referendum
Moldovans consider EU Member States Moldova's main trading partner and most important development partner. The data are the results of a survey conducted by the Institute for European Policy and Reform in...
Judoka Latisev made his Olympic debut. His colleagues from the Border Police extended their congratulations
Mihail Latisev is the youngest judoka from Moldova to make his Olympic debut in Paris. His colleagues from the Border Police congratulated him, saying, "You showed what it means to be a...
Is an energy crisis looming? Moldova faces the threat of losing Gazprom deliveries starting January 1, 2025
Moldova might lose deliveries from Gazprom starting January 1, 2025. Authorities warn that the Russian giant might unilaterally terminate the contract with our country or halt gas transit through Ukraine.Thus, the delivery...
Former anti-corruption prosecutor Victoria Furtuna has announced her candidacy for the Moldovan presidency
Former anti-corruption prosecutor Victoria Furtuna has announced her intention to run for president of Moldova. In a video published on social media, she appears with a dove in her hand and declares:“I...
Five Moldavian ambassadors and one consul are recalled: who will take their place?
Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi announced at a cabinet meeting that the government recalled five ambassadors and one consul from their posts. At the same time, he announced new appointments to the vacant...
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Inform about the elections and referendum from reliable sources! There are two new sections on the CEC website
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has launched two new sections on its website for the upcoming presidential election and constitutional referendum, both scheduled for October 20.The new sections contain all information about...
Author of the Constitution: Neutrality was introduced into the law not to be part of the collective security of the CIS
Authorities included neutrality in the Constitution because Moldova refused to join the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) collective security agreement in 1994. The authorities hoped that Russian troops would withdraw from our...
“Moldova chooses Europe” campaign in Cahul. The opinion of the city’s inhabitants about the European Union and Moldova’s integration into the big European family
"We deserve a better life," "That's where we have to go," or "Maybe join, but don't make it worse." These are just some of the opinions of Cahul residents when asked what...