Romanian political analyst: The extreme right aims to stage a coup. Whose interest does this serve?

“We can expect those who are trying to create unrest in Romanian political life to be successful. But whose interests would it benefit if such events unfolded in Chișinău or Bucharest? It would be in Russia's interest,” warned Cristian Pîrvulescu, political analyst, in an interview with Moldova 1 TV. He said that “the extreme right aims to stage a coup.” Some experts featured on the show “IN CONTEXT” anticipate that we may see significant political changes in Romania.

Transnistrian region secures gas after rejecting EU aid

The Moldovan government has approved a legal exemption allowing Moldovagaz to sign direct contracts for supplying gas to the Transnistrian region.

Tiraspol refuses European help, opts for Hungarian gas

The regime in Tiraspol has rejected the European Union's €60 million aid, which was intended to help reduce the energy dependence of the Transnistrian region, as announced by Prime Minister Dorin Recean.

Expert: Accepting human rights conditionality is a test for the Tiraspol regime

Accepting human rights conditionality in exchange for European support to the Transnistrian region amid the energy crisis poses a significant test for the Tiraspol regime. The European Union's decision to offer assistance to the citizens of the Republic of Moldova during this crisis illustrates that it does not engage in discriminatory treatment, including towards those who may not support our country’s European path. Furthermore, the EU's commitment to help the left bank of the Nistru in addressing the energy issue shows that Brussels views this region as an integral part of the Republic of Moldova. These insights were shared by political expert Miahi Isac in the show Paralela 47 on Radio Moldova.

CEC seeks dissolution of the “Sansă” party, affiliated with Shor

The Central Electoral Commission is calling for the dissolution of the political party “Sansă,” which is linked to the oligarch Ilan Shor. Pavel Postica, the deputy chairman of the electoral authority, informed Teleradio-Moldova that a complaint regarding this matter was submitted to the Ministry of Justice. Postica stated that the political party failed to fulfil its legal obligations related to financial reporting, even during the period when its activities were restricted by a final decision from the Chisinau Court of Appeal. In response, the leader of “Sansă,” Alexei Lungu, denies the allegations and claims that he submitted all reports on time.

Cristian Pantazi on pro-Russian politicians: They are ready to betray their country for a few rubles

Four pro-Russian politicians from the Republic of Moldova, who were barred from entering Romania due to restrictions imposed by the Intelligence Service and the Ministry of Interior, have filed a lawsuit against the Romanian Border Police. Their access to Romania was denied following a collaboration between Bucharest and Chisinau, with authorities citing concerns that these activists could pose a security threat and be suspected of terrorism. This information was reported by Cristian Pantazi, the editor-in-chief of the G4Media.ro portal, to Moldova 1 TV.

EU offers Moldova 250 million euros to end Russian energy dependence

In order to reduce its dependence on Russian energy resources, the 250 million euro package for 2025 is equivalent to the total financial assistance the European Union has provided to the Republic of Moldova over the past four years, states Eugenia Gusilov, director of the Romania Energy Center, TV Moldova 1 reports.

Moldova’s EU-backed energy compensation plan explained

Authorities in the Republic of Moldova are working on creating a mechanism, which will be announced soon, to ensure that every household receives compensation for electricity, with the support of the European Union.

New U.S. Embassy in Moldova declared national interest

The construction of the new U.S. Embassy in the Republic of Moldova has been declared a national public interest project.

Maia Sandu awarded the "Order of Honor" to Luminița Odobescu, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania

President Maia Sandu awarded the “Order of Honor” to Luminița Odobescu for her achievements during her term as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania. The distinction was granted to the former head of Romanian diplomacy, currently State Counselor for Foreign Policy and Strategic Affairs within the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Romania, in appreciation for her work in promoting the strategic partnership between Bucharest and Chișinău and for supporting the Republic of Moldova on the European Union agenda.

Ursula von der Leyen: We will offer the Republic of Moldova full integration into the EU energy market, decoupling it from Russia

The European Union will support the Republic of Moldova in integrating into the EU energy market and will eliminate any dependence on Russia. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a message on the x platform on Tuesday that Moscow is using energy as a tool of blackmail, as it has done in its relationship with the European Union.

Israel opens its embassy in Chisinau

Israel opened its first embassy in the Republic of Moldova today. On this occasion, Tel Aviv Foreign Minister Gideon Moshe Sa’ar is visiting the Republic of Moldova and met with his Moldovan counterpart, Mihai Popșoi. The head of diplomacy from Chișinău noted that the opening of this embassy will boost Moldovan-Israeli relations.