Moldova 3: New law to create Russian-language TV channel

The proposed law to establish a public Russian-language television channel, "Moldova 3," includes amendments to three articles of the Audiovisual Media Services Code (AMSC), according to the Independent Journalism Center (IJC).

Moldovan railway workers protest over unpaid salaries

Railway workers in Moldova are once again protesting due to unpaid wages, highlighting the serious issues faced by the country's railway system.

Trump’s envoy barred from Russia talks at Putin’s request

President Donald Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, was excluded from peace negotiations at Moscow’s request, according to U.S. and Russian officials quoted by NBC News.

Woman from Soroca, convicted of voter corruption in favor of the "Victoria" bloc, led by Șor

The Soroca Court sentenced a 60-year-old woman to a one-year suspended prison sentence for corrupting voters in the 2024 presidential elections and constitutional referendum. According to the Prosecutor's Office, she acted in favor of the electoral bloc "Victoria – Победа", launched at the initiative of Ilan Șor, and tried to influence voters through financial promises.

Reactions after the approval of the 1.9 billion euro Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova

The European Parliament's decision to approve a Growth Plan worth 1.9 billion euros for the Republic of Moldova has elicited reactions both in Chisinau and Brussels. The Moldovan authorities welcomed this decision, viewing it as significant support for the country's economic development and for implementing the necessary reforms in the European integration process. Experts believe that this financial assistance will aid in modernizing infrastructure and improving the living conditions of citizens. The Growth Plan itself focuses on modernizing infrastructure, strengthening institutions, and fostering economic growth, all accompanied by a strict monitoring mechanism and expedited access to funds.

Maia Sandu met with Emmanuel Macron in Paris: France offers 30 million euros to enhance energy efficiency

The Republic of Moldova and the French Development Agency signed a €30 million agreement in Paris on Monday to improve energy efficiency. President Maia Sandu announced the agreement following a meeting with her French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron. During a joint press conference, Sandu highlighted that the agreement would help reduce energy waste, lower costs, and enhance the country's energy independence.

Călin Georgescu challenges election rejection in Romania

UPDATE Călin Georgescu will challenge the decision of Romania’s Constitutional Court, which rejected his candidacy for the May presidential elections.

Trump’s first address to Congress: Key points and reactions

U.S. President Donald Trump delivered his first address to Congress since returning to the White House, marking 44 days into his new term.

Trump pauses US military support for Ukraine: arms deliveries suspended

U.S. President Donald Trump has decided to suspend military aid deliveries to Ukraine until the Kyiv administration shows a "commitment to peace." A White House official announced this decision, which was reported by international media on the night of March 4.

EU membership application signed 3 years ago: Evolution of the Republic of Moldova on the European path

The Republic of Moldova took a historic step on March 3, 2022, when it officially submitted its application for membership in the European Union. In a tense geopolitical context, marked by Russia's aggression against Ukraine, the authorities in Chisinau assumed an accelerated European path. In the three years that followed, the country went through a complex process: it received EU candidate status in June 2022 and opened accession negotiations in June 2024. We review the events that marked the last three years of EU-Republic of Moldova relations and beyond.

Maia Sandu, on the suspension of USAID foreign funding: "We are discussing with the USA"

The authorities in Chisinau are discussing with the United States and other international partners to find solutions that would allow the implementation of energy infrastructure projects affected by the halt in external funding from the US, announces the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu. The head of state mentioned the projects related to the construction of the 400 kV interconnection line between the Republic of Moldova and Romania and the acquisition of a battery energy storage system.

How the Nistru War broke out – 33 years since the conflict that divided the Republic of Moldova

At the dawn of its independence, the Republic of Moldova faced one of the greatest challenges in its recent history: the Nistru War. On March 2, 1992, the conflict officially escalated into open war, resulting in hundreds of casualties and the de facto loss of Chișinău’s control over the Transnistrian region.