Transnistrian Authorities Ban Two Moldovan Journalists from Region for Three Years
Glossa editor-in-chief Natalia Melnic and videographer Maria Terlețkaia have been banned from entering the Transnistrian region for three years, the publication announced on Wednesday evening.According to Glossa, the journalists traveled to the...
The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) will not vote in favor of the government led by Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan, socialist MP Grigore Novac said.Speaking on Realitatea TV’s...
Moldovan Household Gas Prices Could Rise by 45% Under Energocom Proposal
Natural gas prices for household consumers in Moldova could increase by approximately 6.5 lei per cubic meter if the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) approves a tariff adjustment request submitted by state-owned...
Three Moldovan Family Members Died, Seven-Year-Old Girl Seriously Injured in Greece Crash
Three members of a Moldovan family were died and a seven-year-old girl was seriously injured in a fatal road accident in Greece’s Halkidiki region on Wednesday evening, according to Greek media outlets...
Current Ministers Discuss Possible Roles in Vasile Tofan’s Future Cabinet
Several members of Moldova’s current government have commented on whether they would like to remain in office if Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan forms a new Cabinet.Culture Minister Cristian Jardan said he would...
Tofan Government to Seek Parliament’s Confidence Vote on July 21
The government led by Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan will request a vote of confidence from Parliament on Tuesday, July 21. The ministers will present the Cabinet’s programme of activity during a plenary...
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Ion Ceban’s MAN party to boycott consultations on Moldova’s next prime minister
The leader of Moldova’s National Alternative Movement (MAN), Ion Ceban, has announced that his party will not take part in the consultations initiated by President Maia Sandu with parliamentary factions on the...
MoldovaLive explains why the Prime Minister’s resignation does not affect European integration: Moldova’s EU path remains unchanged
The resignation of a prime minister naturally raises political questions, but in the context of Moldova’s European integration, one key point is often overlooked: the country’s strategic direction is already defined and...
Iwona Piórko: Moldova- EU partnership remains strong following Prime Minister Munteanu’s resignation
European Union Ambassador to Moldova Iwona Piórko said the EU has taken note of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu’s decision to resign and stressed that the Moldova–EU partnership remains strong despite the political...
Gulnara Akhundova: Hybrid threats—a challenge for the independent press
The independent press plays a vital role in strengthening democracy, and in a context marked by disinformation, economic pressures and hybrid threats, international support for the media is becoming increasingly important. For...
Ahead of the Constitutional Court’s ruling, the People’s Assembly approves a new date for the elections in Gagauzia
The People's Assembly of Gagauzia voted unanimously on July 3 to schedule the region's legislative elections for November 15, 2026.The decision was adopted ahead of an expected ruling by Moldova's Constitutional Court on...
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Gagauzia’s People’s Assembly elects new speaker amid ongoing institutional deadlock
Deputies of the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia have accepted the resignation of Nicolai Ormanji as acting speaker of the regional legislature in Comrat. Following the vote, the session was chaired by Deputy...
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban alleges ‘raider attacks’ on private businesses, including FlyOne and Rompetrol
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban has claimed that Moldova is witnessing what he described as “raider attacks” targeting private companies, including FlyOne and Rompetrol. In a video statement, he accused the ruling Party...
(VIDEO) Dan Perciun Confirms Misunderstandings with Alexandru Munteanu. What Is the Reason for the Disagreements?
Acting Education Minister Dan Perciun has confirmed that he had a disagreement with outgoing Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, saying the dispute stemmed from provisions included in Moldova’s fiscal and budget policy.According to...