Constitutional Court examines APG's suspension requests

The Constitutional Court has stepped back from deliberations regarding the actions of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia (APG). This concerns the APG's decision to suspend the examination of the Ministry of Justice's request to the High Court to assess the constitutionality of specific provisions in the Law on the special legal status of Gagauzia.

Dan Perciun: Prime Minister candidacy is the party's decision

The future Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova should be someone who meets society's expectations, can establish a positive relationship with the ruling party, and can easily integrate into its values and policies, according to Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education and Research. When asked if he would be a suitable candidate for this position, Perciun stated that the decision is not up to him.

Alexandru Tănase: Government reset—the decisive test before three election years

The government reset in Chisinau presents an opportunity for the administration to make up for lost time in implementing reforms ahead of the upcoming three electoral years, according to constitutional expert Alexandru Tănase. However, the success of this initiative hinges on maintaining political consensus regarding European integration, as noted by Europuls expert Tana Foarfă.

Grosu: New Moldova PM must enact tough EU-required reforms

The incoming Moldovan cabinet configuration will remain largely unchanged following the recent resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. Parliament Speaker and Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) leader Igor Grosu announced the decision on July 6, emphasizing the critical need for institutional stability during the country’s European integration process.

Opposition boycott challenges Moldova's cabinet reset amid EU drive

The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) announced on Monday, July 6, that it will refuse to participate in official consultations called by President Maia Sandu to nominate a new prime minister. The pro-Russian opposition party characterized the discussions as a mere formality designed to simulate constitutional compliance.

Moldova terminates bilateral agreement with Russia on cultural hubs

The Russian Center for Science and Culture in Chisinau has permanently ceased operations following a legislative decision to terminate the bilateral agreement that authorized its presence. The Moldovan government enacted the measure as a direct response to escalating national security incidents, notably repeated incursions by Russian military drones into Moldovan airspace.

Moldova opposition boycotts government consultations amid political feud

The opposition National Alternative Movement (MAN) has officially announced it will boycott the upcoming institutional consultations initiated by President Maia Sandu to designate a new prime minister. The political formation finalized the decision during an expanded session of its National Council.

Moldova PM quits citing political pressures

Alexandru Munteanu’s sudden resignation as prime minister of Moldova on July 3 has left citizens deeply divided. Stepping down after just eight months in office, Munteanu cited political realities that conflicted with his professional principles.

Parliament illuminated in U.S. Flag colors. Igor Grosu: "The United States is a trusted friend"

On the evening of July 3, the Parliament building in Chișinău was illuminated in the colors of the American flag. The symbolic gesture marked the 250th anniversary of the proclamation of the United States' independence.

Doina Gherman: US partnership supports Moldova's development

Doina Gherman, the Vice President of Parliament, issued a message to mark the United States Independence Day. In her message, she emphasized that the strategic partnership with the USA plays a crucial role in promoting peace, development, and independence for the Republic of Moldova.

Cioroianu on Chișinău and Bucharest: "One actor controlling everything breeds conflict"

The Republic of Moldova and Romania are currently experiencing political instability, highlighted by the resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu in Chișinău and a deadlock in forming a new government in Bucharest. While the crises stem from different causes, there are notable similarities. According to Adrian Cioroianu, a former Foreign Minister of Romania, a single party or leader is attempting to claim exclusive control of the agenda for European integration or major reform initiatives.

Perciun confirms differences with Munteanu over insufficiently discussed fiscal measures

The Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, confirmed that he discussed budgetary and fiscal policy with outgoing Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. He noted that certain issues that had not been fully addressed within the Government were reflected in the policy and had caused significant dissatisfaction in society. These statements were made following remarks by President Maia Sandu, who said that the only objection Alexandru Munteanu raised to the submission of the mandate concerned his interpersonal relationship with Dan Perciun.