Maia Sandu on Moldova 1 TV: "Russia can no longer hit Moldova economically; we proved we can resist"

The Russian Federation will persist with its disinformation campaigns; however, it has become more challenging to apply pressure on the Republic of Moldova following the citizens' vote in the parliamentary elections on September 28. President Maia Sandu stated on the show "In Context" on Moldova 1 TV that Moldovans demonstrated "through honest voting" to Moscow that "we can resist and continue on our chosen path in the Republic of Moldova."

Election results: PAS to govern Moldova solo after majority win

The inaugural sitting of Moldova's 12th Parliament could be presided over by veteran Communist Vladimir Voronin, a former head of state and MP, who, according to preliminary data announced by the Central Electoral Commission, would secure a new mandate.

Maia Sandu: Moldova’s independence at risk

The future of the Republic of Moldova in Europe is "in danger." If Russia gains control over our country after the elections, "the consequences will be direct and dangerous" for both Moldovan citizens and the entire region. This warning was issued by President Maia Sandu on Monday, September 22, just days before the parliamentary elections.

Moldovan authorities freeze assets of pro-Russian figures, including former governor Vlah

Moldova's State Tax Service (STS) has frozen the funds of former Gagauzian Governor, Irina Vlah, along with Veaceslav Valico and Dmitri Buimistru.

PAS: Pro-Russian government would block EU accession, threaten free movement; opposition says Moldova ‘has no enemies’

The victory of pro-Russian forces in the parliamentary elections on September 28, along with the formation of a Kremlin-loyal majority in the Moldovan Parliament, would halt the Republic of Moldova's European integration process. Furthermore, this scenario could lead to the infiltration of our institutions by representatives of the Russian Federation, a lack of resources for local modernization, and the potential for Moldovans to be used as "cannon fodder" in Vladimir Putin's wars, warn the leaders of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS). In contrast, the opposition accuses the government of "militarizing" the Republic of Moldova and damaging relations with the Russian Federation, which is considered a "strategic partner."

Maia Sandu: Russia trying to 'capture' Moldova with hybrid war

Moldova is facing an "unprecedented hybrid war" on a scale "unseen before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine," President Maia Sandu said.

Russia's 'vote-buying' attempts in Moldova evolve with new app

Authorities in Moldova say Russia is continuing its attempts to corrupt voters ahead of elections, this time using a new method of transferring funds via the Taito app, which can be downloaded from Telegram.

Moldovan mayor given warning over 'political' trip to Rome

Moldova’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has issued a warning to the suspended mayor of the capital, Ion Ceban, for using administrative resources in his electoral campaign.

ELECTIONS 2025 // CEC set ballot order for parliamentary elections

The ballots for the parliamentary elections on September 28 will feature 23 electoral competitors: 15 political parties, four electoral blocs, and four independent candidates.

Churches in Moldova urge clergy to stay out of politics ahead of polls

Clergy in Moldova are being warned against political involvement ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Telegram leaks: Șor’s firms used to undermine Moldova’s democracy

Ilan Shor, who was convicted and is currently evading the justice system in the Republic of Moldova by hiding in Moscow, reportedly manages at least six companies. These companies employ individuals from the Republic of Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Israel, and Tajikistan. Through these businesses, he orchestrates various activities aimed at undermining democratic processes in several former Soviet states, including the Republic of Moldova.

Transnistrian voters demand more polling stations in Moldova

The so-called administration in Tiraspol, the pro-Russian opposition in Chișinău, and certain voices in Moscow are demanding more polling stations for voters from the Transnistrian region for the parliamentary elections on September 28.