Moldova records first flu case; health experts recommend vaccination

The first case of flu this season has been recorded in the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova faces energy challenges with Russian gas transit disruption

There are two scenarios regarding the delivery of Russian natural gas to the Republic of Moldova, given that transit through Ukraine will be suspended starting January 1, 2025, and Kyiv has already announced that it will not extend this agreement.

Moldova’s anti-corruption office faces severe staffing crisis

The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (PA) is facing a severe staffing shortage, which is likely to worsen once the institution's new structure is approved.

Moldova offers energy relief: Help at the Metre program

The Moldovan government has initiated a new program, "Help at the Meter," to assist households in navigating rising energy costs.

Kremlin targets Moldova with bribery, propaganda, and illicit funds

The Russian Federation is set to intensify efforts to bring the Republic of Moldova back into its sphere of influence in light of the upcoming parliamentary elections, warns Ukraine’s presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak.

Joe Biden about the re-election of Maia Sandu: "Russia has failed"

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, congratulated Maia Sandu for her "historic re-election" as President of the Republic of Moldova. In a statement issued on November 4, the White House praised the firm vote of Moldovans for a democratic and European future, despite attempts at interference from Russia.

Maia Sandu, congratulated by European leaders after the "historic victory" in the elections

Maia Sandu was congratulated by international leaders after she won a new mandate as head of state following the November 3 elections. European officials, including leaders from neighboring countries, welcomed the pro-European orientation of the Republic of Moldova and assured Maia Sandu of their full support.

"Diaspora writes history!" – A record number of 300,000 Moldovans vote abroad

In the presidential runoff, more than 300,000 Moldovans living abroad cast their votes by 20:00, establishing a new record. Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi expressed his gratitude on social media, praising the mobilization of citizens outside the country. He encouraged those who have yet to vote to make their way to the polls.

Sandu's message to the diaspora following the hoax bomb threat: "Thieves fear you. Do not be afraid. Keep voting."

The candidate from the Action and Solidarity Party for the presidency delivered an important message to the diaspora after several polling stations abroad were subjected to hoax bomb threats. Maia Sandu encourages Moldovans to vote with courage, stating in a video posted on social media, "Thieves are afraid of you."

Polling station in the United Arab Emirates runs out of ballot papers. How many Moldovans voted

The polling station in the United Arab Emirates ran out of ballot papers. At polling station no. 38/24 in Abu Dhabi, all 500 distributed ballot papers were exhausted by 18:55 local time, as reported by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).

Maia Sandu, after voting: "Thieves want to buy our vote and our country, but the power of the people is infinitely greater"

Maia Sandu, who aspires to a new term as president, exercised her right to vote in the presidential runoff. The PAS candidate launched a call to citizens for unity and responsibility. After voting, Maia Sandu is confident that Moldovans will choose what is best for the country and its future.

"Our vote will defeat electoral fraud": Prime Minister Dorin Recean cast his vote

Prime Minister Dorin Recean cast his vote. The Prime Minister says that he cast his vote "for peace, prosperity" and a European future of the Republic of Moldova. The official urged people to vote, or, he says, only in this way can democracy be protected.