Will drivers from abroad who break the rules no longer be able to avoid fines? International notifications could be sent

Moldovan authorities plan to introduce new rules to better identify drivers of foreign registered vehicles who violate traffic regulations. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is preparing draft amendments to the Contravention Code...

Moldova, more present in European institutions and promoting exports. Mihai Popsoi announces priorities for 2026

Promoting exports, opening new embassies, increasing Moldovas presence in European institutions, and accelerating the European integration process will be the main priorities of Moldovan diplomacy in 2026, Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi said.In...

Moldova Urges Citizens to Avoid Travel to Iran Amid Rising Security Risks

The Embassy of the Republic of Moldova to the Islamic Republic of Iran, based in Baku, has warned Moldovan citizens to avoid all travel to Iran because of rising internal tensions and...

The Freelancer Law has come into effect. What changes for those who work independently?

Freelancers in the Republic of Moldova will receive stronger legal protection, clear taxation rules, and full social security coverage starting January 1, 2026, when the new Freelancers Law enters into force, the...

The EU report: More than half of Moldova’s roads are in poor condition

Roads in the Republic of Moldova show serious quality problems and largely fail to meet European standards, according to a European Commission report on the TEN-T transport network.Moldova’s TEN-T network spans nearly...

Free roaming for Moldova in the EU from 2026: how does it work?

Starting January 1, 2026, citizens traveling to European Union countries will benefit from the “Roam Like at Home” principle, the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization announced. Under this rule, users will...

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Prime Minister Dorin Recean Warns of Russian Attempts to Influence Moldova’s Elections

Prime Minister Dorin Recean stated that the Russian Federation is attempting to influence Moldova’s parliamentary elections by undermining citizens’ sovereign will and seeking control in Chisinau. In a public address, Recean outlined...

What happens when a polling station abroad runs out of ballots? Interview with Victor Martin from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), through Moldova’s diplomatic missions, is coordinating the organization of elections at polling stations abroad, with the consent of host states. Victor Martin, Head of the MFA’s...

The alley on Grigore Vieru Street – a pleasant and safe space for pedestrians

Chisinau’s pedestrian alley on Grigore Vieru Street, in the city center, underwent a major renovation as part of a 2022 project. Workers widened and paved the alley, rehabilitated green spaces with new...

Briefing of the Day: What happens at the polling station on election day?

On September 28, 2025, citizens of Moldova will vote to elect Parliament. Voters must present an identity document to express their choice individually.Election operators will verify each voter in the database and...

Candidate’s file: The Christian-Social Union of Moldova

The Christian-Social Union of Moldova has 53 candidates for the parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025.The list includes journalists, economists, doctors, lawyers, and representatives of other fields.Slogan: Bringing Moldova back to normalityGeopolitical...
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Moldova Joins Global Declaration to Protect Humanitarian Personnel

Moldova has joined the international declaration for the protection of humanitarian personnel, reaffirming its commitment to international law and safe humanitarian action. Gheorghe Leuca, Moldova’s permanent representative to the United Nations, signed...

Moldova Launches Strategic Project with Nordic-Baltic Support to Strengthen Diplomacy and Cybersecurity

Moldova has launched a new strategic project to strengthen the institutional capacities of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with support from eight Nordic and Baltic countries—Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway,...

The EU Commissioner Marta Kos Welcomes Moldova’s Progress, Urges Continued Reforms

European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos welcomed the completion of Moldova’s screening stage in the EU accession process and urged the authorities to continue reforms while harmonizing national legislation with European standards.Kos...

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