Moldova and 50 allies demand immediate Russian truce

Over 50 nations, including the Republic of Moldova, demanded an immediate and unconditional ceasefire from Russia in Ukraine ahead of a United Nations Security Council meeting in New York.

Moldova shuts northern airspace after Russian drone crashes

Four Russian drones illegally entered Moldovan airspace early Wednesday, with two crashing and exploding in northern districts as Moscow seeks to stoke fear across Eastern Europe, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said.

Popșoi urges respect for Ukraine borders at Crimea Platform

Moldova reaffirmed its unequivocal support for Ukraine’s internationally recognised borders, including Crimea, during the sixth Crimea Platform Summit held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.

Great Britain backed Moldova against Russian election interference

Great Britain has provided technical support to the Republic of Moldova to protect its elections from attempts by the Russian Federation to influence the electoral process. The announcement was made by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham on September 22, from the podium of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, in the context of the hybrid war waged by the Kremlin against Europe.

CNA could inspect Chisinau Airport due to "many corruption risks"

Chisinau "Eugen Doga" International Airport could undergo an institutional assessment by the National Anti-Corruption Center (CNA). A proposal to this effect was put forward by Andrian Cheptonar, Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security, Defense, and Public Order, during the meeting of the parliamentary inquiry commission on state-owned enterprises held on September 23.

Moldova faces a tough winter as Daniel Vodă warns of Russian manipulation of energy bills

Energy needs can vary even with the same tariff and comfort level. For this reason, discussions of energy bills must also consider the condition of the home, says Daniel Vodă, an associate expert at the Institute for European Policies and Reforms, who warns that Russia will turn energy bills into a political weapon this winter.

Parliament declares a 60-day state of emergency starting September 26

At the Government's proposal, Parliament voted to declare a nationwide state of emergency in the energy and water sectors for 60 days, starting September 26. Supported by 54 MPs, the measure will allow the Executive to intervene quickly in the event of disruptions to energy, fuel, and water supplies.

The Czech Republic supports renewable energy and Moldova's European integration

The Czech Republic reaffirms its support for the Republic of Moldova in strengthening energy security, developing renewable energy and storage capacities. Support for the country’s European path and the expansion of economic cooperation were also on the agenda of the discussions held on Tuesday, September 22, in Chișinău, by Deputy Speaker of Parliament Doina Gherman and Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security of the Czech Senate, Pavel Fischer.

Hungarian Foreign Minister invited to Moldova: "Let's promote projects benefiting both states' citizens"

Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán may visit Moldova. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi extended the invitation to her in New York, USA, during a meeting where the two officials discussed bilateral relations and Moldova's path to European integration.

State of emergency | Tofan: The government will boost energy compensation and expand eligibility

The Government will propose to Parliament a declaration of a state of emergency in the energy and hydrological sectors, following the National Security Council's decision. The measure will take effect on September 26 for 60 days.

Chisinau slams illegal Russian Duma elections across Dniester bank

Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs firmly condemned Russia on Sunday for organizing State Duma elections across the left bank of the Dniester without the consent of constitutional authorities in Chisinau.

Moldova and Tiraspol restart direct talks after five-month pause

Political negotiators from Chisinau and Tiraspol will resume direct talks on September 24 at the OSCE Mission headquarters in Tiraspol, marking their first official meeting in over five months.