How is the government responding to the protest at the ANRE? The PAS: “We can’t control market shocks”

Hundreds of people gathered outside the headquarters of Moldova’s National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) on Monday, September 28, protesting against the latest increase in natural gas tariffs for household consumers.The demonstration...

Moldovan Government Reviews Farmers’ Demands Over VAT and Grain Import Rules

The Moldovan government is continuing to assess demands from farmers in the northern part of the country, who are calling for changes to the VAT rate and the extension of licensing requirements...

Registration Opens for Candidates in Gagauzia People’s Assembly Elections

Candidates seeking seats in the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia can begin submitting their registration documents today, September 28, ahead of the November 15 elections.Election files are being accepted by the first-level district...

Igor Grosu Marks One Year Since PAS Won Moldova’s Parliamentary Elections

One year after the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) won Moldova’s parliamentary elections, party leader Igor Grosu said the government’s main objectives remain unchanged, including strengthening state institutions, restarting the economy and...

Moldova’s ANRE Raises Termoelectrica Heating Tariff by 62%

Moldova’s National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) has approved a significant increase in the tariff for heating supplied by Termoelectrica, raising it from 2,020 lei to 3,277 lei per gigacalorie (Gcal).The new...

Moldova Approves Nearly 30% Gas Tariff Increase for Households

Moldova’s National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) has approved a new natural gas tariff for household consumers, raising the price from 20.30 lei to 26.14 lei per cubic metre, including VAT.The increase...

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Photographing Ballots and Posting Them Online is Punishable! Caraman: Do Not Violate Voting Secrecy

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) warns that photographing and posting ballots on social media is prohibited, and individuals who do so risk penalties. Polling stations in Chisinau, Comrat, Soldanesti, and Telenesti have...

(VIDEO) A vote could cost as much as 3000 lei on the left bank of the Dniester. Observers mistook them for people offering the...

Voters on the left bank of the Dniester mistakenly identified Promo-LEX mobile monitoring observers as individuals offering money. The association's representatives claim that voters were allegedly promised amounts ranging from 400 to...

(VIDEO) Voter Turnout for the Referendum by 12:00 PM, According to CEC

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced that over 440,000 voters participated in the Republican constitutional referendum by 12:00 PM, representing a voter turnout of 16.14%."According to the information gathered from the electoral...

Diaspora from Russia, France and Romania most active at the polls: queues of over a hundred people

Meanwhile, the MFA reports that lines of more than a hundred people have formed at some polling stations in Austria, Belgium, and Spain.The busiest polling stations abroad are in Russia and France....

(VIDEO) Two polling stations open in Iasi. What do Moldovans expect from the next president?

Two polling stations have opened in Iasi, Romania, for the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum. According to nordnews.md, over 10,000 citizens are expected to exercise their right to vote.Many voters at...
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MFA: certain groups artificially created queues in Russia to jeopardize the electoral process

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) stated that certain groups deliberately created queues at polling stations in Russia to disrupt the electoral process. According to the MFA, polling stations in the Russian...

(VIDEO) Maia Sandu, with her supporters, exercised her right to vote: Moldovans must decide their fate!

The Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) candidate, Maia Sandu, who is running for a new term as President of the Republic of Moldova, exercised her right to vote around 11:00. Maia Sandu...

The first Moldovan woman from the diaspora voted in Tokyo. She traveled 1300 km to the polling station

The voting for the presidential election and the constitutional referendum was opened at midnight by the diaspora in Japan. The first polling station abroad to open its doors to voters is the...

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