ANRE: Romania supplies most fuel to Moldova (99.2% gas)

Moldova imported over 737 thousand tons of petroleum products in the first nine months of 2025, a volume almost entirely consumed, according to a report released by the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE).

8 new MPs join Moldova Parliament after resignations

The Constitutional Court (CC) on Monday, November 24, validated the mandates of eight new members of Parliament (MPs) who will complete the legislature's composition following resignations recorded in recent weeks.

New US-Ukraine peace plan drops major Russian concessions

The United States and Ukraine announced the finalization of an "updated framework document" regarding a potential peace agreement following negotiations held Sunday in Geneva.

New ISMS regulation approved to prevent aviation cyberattacks

Air operators, airports, and air navigation services providers, along with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in the Republic of Moldova, must implement a complex Information Security Risk Management System (ISMS) to proactively combat cyberattacks and data leaks.

C-130 Hercules crash: 20 Turkish soldiers killed near Azerbaijan border

A serious Turkish military plane crash occurred in eastern Georgia, where a Turkish military C-130 aircraft crashed on Tuesday, suffering the loss of all 20 soldiers aboard.

Enlargement Report 2025: Moldova makes "huge leap" among EU candidates

The pace of reforms implemented by the Republic of Moldova will dictate the speed at which it can open and close negotiation chapters with the European Union.

NATO member Romania confirms Russian UAV fragments found in Tulcea County

A Russian drone crash occurred on Romanian territory, near the village of Grindu, Tulcea County, approximately five kilometers from the border with Ukraine.

India invokes anti-terror law after deadly Delhi blast

A devastating car explosion near the Red Fort in India's capital, New Delhi, on Monday evening left at least eight people dead and 20 injured, according to Reuters.

Judges Evaluation Commission has new leadership

The Judges Evaluation Commission, commonly referred to as the Vetting Commission, has announced a new leadership team. In a unanimous vote by its nine members, Andrei Bivol, a national member and former vice-president, was elected as the president of the Commission. Additionally, Marcel van de Wetering, an international member, was appointed as the vice-president.

Driver under the influence of drugs caught at Balti entrance with narcotics worth one million lei

Law enforcement officers found drugs valued at around 1,000,000 lei at the entrance to the municipality of Bălți. The illegal substances were being transported in a vehicle driven by a 34-year-old man from Chișinău, according to the police.

The Republic of Moldova will build three new power lines to interconnect with Romania and Ukraine.

The Republic of Moldova plans to construct new energy interconnection lines with Romania and Ukraine. This initiative aims to enhance its energy independence and facilitate the integration of future renewable energy capacities into the European grid. Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu made the announcement during a recent Partnership for Transatlantic Energy Cooperation (P-TEC) meeting in Athens, attended by officials from the United States and Europe.

Venice Commission delegation in Chisinau for talks on prosecutor’s office reform and strengthening anti-corruption efforts

A delegation from the Venice Commission will be visiting the Republic of Moldova on November 10-11. This visit is part of the process to develop a joint opinion between the Venice Commission and the Directorate General for Human Rights and the Rule of Law of the Council of Europe regarding the initiative to establish the Anti-Corruption and Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office (PACCO).