Alexandru Paraschiv Becomes First Moldovan Boxer to Win Bronze at World Senior Championships
Alexandru Paraschiv has become the first Moldovan boxer to win a bronze medal at the World Boxing Championships for seniors. He reached the semifinals of this year’s edition, where he faced Uzbek...
Moldova renounces three more agreements with the CIS, including the one on indirect taxes
The Republic of Moldova has withdrawn from three more agreements concluded with member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The draft laws denouncing these agreements were approved by Parliament in...
Igor Dodon, the leader of the Socialists, claims that the president’s appointment of special envoys violates the Constitution and could justify launching impeachment proceedings against Maia Sandu.“Maia Sandu clearly acts unconstitutionally by...
Tax authorities target apartment owners: Rental tax revenues increased by over 27% in 2025
Revenues from income tax paid by individuals who rent out real estate have increased significantly in the first 11 months of 2025. According to the State Tax Service, between January and November...
Deputy Prime Minister Popsoi participates in the Sir Bani Yas Forum 2025 in Abu Dhabi
Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi will participate in the Sir Bani Yas Forum 2025 from December 12–14 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, at the invitation of UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah...
The phenomenon of fictitious residences is hitting Moldovans with dual citizenship hard. More and more people are being stopped when entering Romania or the Schengen Area, where border police confiscate their Romanian...
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Moldova Adopts Law to Sanction Human Rights Violators, Including Leaders
The Republic of Moldova will have the right to impose sanctions on both countries and individuals who violate human rights. Sanctions will also be applied to heads of states, deputies, judges, military...
The state of emergency has been extended for an additional 30 days in the Republic of Moldova
The state of emergency has been extended by 30 days, starting from December 1, 2023. The resolution proposing this extension was approved by 60 deputies.The proposal to extend the state of emergency...
“I strongly recommend that financial education be made mandatory in schools! Why? Here’s the explanation from a British expert
"Financial education in schools is truly important and comes at a high cost. So, I really hope that this will be possible in the coming years. Young people, because they are young,...
The EBRD will offer the Republic of Moldova a loan worth 23 million euros. Parliament ratified the agreement
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will provide financial support for the modernization of the railway infrastructure in the Republic of Moldova.The Parliament approved the ratification of a loan...
Moldova should focus on its own dynamic in pursuing the European Path, Minister Popescu claims
Asked if it would be better for Moldova to pursue the European path alongside Ukraine or in a new phase, Nicu Popescu said that is much more important to focus on...
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Maia Sandu: Our institutions could benefit from the good practices applied by the General Secretariat for European Affairs
Today, President Maia Sandu had a discussion with the Secretary-General for European Affairs, Emmanuel Puisais-Jauvin. The General Secretariat for European Affairs (SGAE) of France is a department within the Office of the...
Exchange of experience with Balkan states regarding European accession
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration has agreed to establish a mechanism for exchanging experience between Moldova and the Western Balkan states regarding efforts to join the EU. Minister Nicu...
EU Enlargement Discussed in Government: Next Steps for Moldova on the Path to European Integration
In the coming period, the authorities in Chisinau will focus on finalizing reforms in the justice sector, deoligarchization, and combating corruption. The steps that the Republic of Moldova will undertake further on...