Moldova Seeks New Top Prosecutor After Results Cancelled

On Friday, the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) will convene to review applications from candidates who have registered for the prosecutor general competition.

Moldova-EU to Sign Key Security and Social Innovation Pacts

The Security and Defense Partnership with the European Union and the Agreement on the Participation of the Republic of Moldova in the Employment and Social Innovation Program (EaSI), which will be signed tomorrow in Brussels, are of utmost importance for our country, according to Andrei Curăraru, an expert in foreign policy from the WatchDog community.

Over a million homes surveyed to date

One million 128 thousand homes and about one million 650 thousand people were surveyed until yesterday, May 16, announced, in a briefing, the general director of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Oleg Cara. Among the districts that have the most people and homes surveyed are Călărași, Anenii Noi and Soroca. At the other pole are the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti, where slower review rates are recorded.

Moldova Pushes Patient Rights on European Focus Day

During a forum dedicated to the European Patients' Rights Day held in Chișinău, Moldovan healthcare authorities underscored the paramount importance of upholding patient rights, dignity, and integrity.

Remembering the 1903 Chișinău Pogrom: Impact and Lessons for Humanity

Today, the Moldovan capital honoured the memory of the victims of the 1903 Chișinău Pogrom, which claimed 49 lives and left hundreds wounded.

PAS excludes deputy Victoria Cazacu from the party: "I will not give in to attempts at denigration and intimidation"

The Deputy of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), Victoria Cazacu, was excluded from the party, after her daughter was targeted in a corruption scheme at the Airport, informs the National Standing Bureau of the faction. Also, PAS asks the deputy to submit her mandate, obtained after the July 2021 parliamentary election, and reiterates that the party has assumed the fight against corruption and will not tolerate such cases.

Former Moldovan PM Launches New Party: 'The Future of Moldova'

Former Prime Minister Vasile Tarlev, who served during the communist era, has today announced the establishment of a new political party named "The Future of Moldova."

Marko Shevcenko: Ukraine, ready to offer support to the Republic of Moldova, but will no longer participate in negotiations with Russia in the "5+2" format

Ukraine could offer, upon request, any kind of help to Chisinau in case complications arise in the Transnistrian problem, according to Ukraine's ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Marko Shevcenko, reports DW. He also stated that Ukraine will no longer sit down at the negotiating table in the 5+2 format regarding the settlement of the Transnistrian dispute.

Moldova's Top Prosecutor Job Up for Grabs: 6 Candidates Face Vetting

The search for Moldova's next Prosecutor General enters a new phase today, February 5th, 2024, as the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) examines the files of six contenders.

Moldova stumbles in human rights: High ECHR complaints raise concerns

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) paints a concerning picture of Moldova's human rights record, with a staggering 1,150 complaints lodged in 2023 alone.

Russia's Moldova voting request sparks diplomatic tensions

In a recent development, the Russian Federation has formally requested the Moldovan government's consent to establish polling stations for the upcoming presidential elections slated for March.

Transnistria blames Ukraine, Moldova doubts terror plot claims

Tensions simmer further in the breakaway region of Transnistria as its self-proclaimed authorities levelled accusations against Ukraine.