Water supply and a general urban plan for Lărguța village development

Residents of the village of Lărguța, Cantemir district, will soon have access to drinking water in their own households, following the start of construction on new water supply infrastructure—a project funded by the Government through the second edition of the "European Village" National Program.

PM Tofan on the restrictions imposed on Krasnoselski: “He can return to Tiraspol, but he will remain there for five years”

The separatist leader in Tiraspol, Vadim Krasnoselski, will be allowed to return to the Transnistrian region, but he will be barred from leaving the territory of the Republic of Moldova for five years. This announcement was made by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, following a statement from the Bureau for Reintegration Policies on the morning of November 5, which indicated that upon his return, Krasnoselski—who was recently decorated in Moscow—would be subject to “restrictive measures, including a ban on leaving the country’s territory for a period of five years.”

Energocom bought higher-priced electricity in October, with imports making up 77%

Energocom’s average electricity procurement price rose by nearly 24.5% in October. At the same time, the company purchased a larger volume of energy, approximately 12% more than in September. Calculations based on contracted volumes and weighted average prices point to an increase of more than €16.5 million in estimated procurement costs in just one month.

Hâncești–Lăpușna road has opened after 12 years of delay, with an investment of 38.75 million euros

After more than 12 years of waiting, a 37.2-kilometre section of the R33 Hâncești–Lăpușna–M1 national road has been rehabilitated and opened to traffic. The project cost approximately €38.75 million and was financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

Russian-backed economic model loses ground in Moldova

Moldova has gained economic leverage over the breakaway region on the left bank of the Dniester as Russian-backed economic support weakens, creating new opportunities for the country's reintegration, an IDIS Viitorul study says.

IMF raises Moldova's 2026 growth forecast

The Republic of Moldova is projected to record economic growth of 1.7% in 2026—up from a previous estimate of 1.5%—driven primarily by better-than-expected performance in the agricultural sector. Experts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised this forecast during an assessment mission in the country between October 21 and 28.

Three young people detained in Chișinău and Orhei for online romance scams

Police detained three young people on suspicion of involvement in an online scam scheme in which they allegedly obtained money from individuals in the United States and the European Union by creating fake profiles and initiating romantic relationships. The payments made by the victims reportedly totalled approximately 440,000 dollars in a single month.

Awards, competitions, and an international science call at the ASM festival

Researchers from the Republic of Moldova will showcase their most significant achievements, discoveries, and projects during the 5th edition of the Research and Innovation Festival, which will take place on November 10 at the Academy of Sciences of Moldova (ASM). This year’s event will feature the presentation of academic awards, competitions for the most original exhibition stands, scientific films, and posters, as well as the unveiling of results from an international call for proposals to support science.

UN Resident Coordinator in Moldova: European integration and sustainable development are mutually reinforcing goals

The Republic of Moldova must reduce inequalities between rural and urban areas, ensure equitable access to services, and shift from crisis management to sustainable solutions amid challenges related to European integration and social development.

Hungary’s 1956 revolution still resonates in Moldova

Moldovan and Hungarian historians have highlighted the lasting significance of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, as Moldova marks its 70th anniversary with a commemorative exhibition at Moldova State University.

Maia Sandu thanks Ilie Bolojan and wishes success to Romania's new Government

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, wished the Prime Minister of Romania, Luca Niculescu, and the new Government in Bucharest success, while also thanking Ilie Bolojan for their collaboration. The head of state reaffirmed the Republic of Moldova’s readiness to support Romania, emphasizing that it “can always count on us.”

The award-winning documentary "The exile from Bessarabia" preserves the memory of the Roma Holocaust

The documentary "The exile from Bessarabia," created by journalist and screenwriter Natalia Ghilașcu in collaboration with Sergiu Ene, won an Award of Merit at the 17th edition of the Awareness Film Festival, held from October 13–18 in Santa Monica, California, USA.