Parliament is in session. MPs to examine the Audiovisual Council's activity report for 2022

The agenda for Friday's plenary session includes seven items, including the Audiovisual Council's activity report for 2022

The European Parliament will vote next week on a resolution assessing the challenges facing the Republic of Moldova

The European Parliament will vote on 19 April on a resolution assessing the challenges facing the Republic of Moldova, according to a press release from the institution. The resolution is the result of a plenary debate on the same subject held in March.

Bucharest trilateral declaration: Romania and Moldova support Zelensky's 10-step peace plan

Romania, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine signed a joint declaration in Bucharest on Thursday, which focuses on developing strong relations between the three countries in the political, economic, infrastructure, defence, security and cultural fields and notes that the three countries have similar visions for a stable and secure Black Sea.

LIVE // Press statements by foreign and defence ministers after the trilateral meeting in Bucharest

Press conference held by the Foreign Ministers and Defence Ministers of Romania, Moldova and Ukraine.

Valeriu Mija: Moldova needs 250 million euros to modernise its armed forces

The Republic of Moldova needs €250 million to modernise its armed forces after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The statement was made by Defence Ministry state secretary Valeriu Mija, reports Reuters.

Zinaida Greceanii resigned as chair of the parliamentary faction of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists

Zinaida Greceanii has resigned as chair of the parliamentary faction of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists. Vlad Batrîncea became the new chair of the faction. The announcement was made by MP Zinaida Greceanii at the plenary session on Thursday 13 April.

The deputies meet in session: What projects are on the agenda

Parliament meets in session today from 10:00. MPs will debate several bills in plenary.

The government aims to ensure a more effective public-private partnership, thus eliminating corrupt interests in interaction with the state

The government aims to ensure a more effective public-private partnership, thereby eliminating corrupt interests in interaction with the state. A draft law, which also provides for the elimination of the possibility of concessioning profitable state-owned enterprises, was approved today in the Executive meeting.

Prime Minister supports the President's initiative to organise the "European Moldova" Assembly: "I want us to mobilise"

Prime Minister Dorin Recean urged ministers and citizens to participate in the "European Moldova" Assembly, an initiative launched by President Maia Sandu. At the beginning of today's Cabinet meeting, Dorin Recean said that this was necessary to demonstrate that our country wants peace.

The government convenes in session. The cabinet of ministers is to consider several draft laws

Today, the cabinet of ministers is expected to approve several draft laws at its meeting, including on the selection and performance evaluation of judges, the Programme for the Promotion and Ensuring of Equality between Women and Men for 2023-2027, and the organisation of children and teenagers' rest during the summer season.

Nicu Popescu and Anatolie Nosatyi pay a working visit to Bucharest. They will participate in the Moldova-Ukraine-Romania trilateral

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Nicu Popescu and Minister of Defence Anatolie Nosatyi will pay a working visit to Romania on 12-13 April. The officials will participate, together with their Ukrainian and Romanian colleagues, in the Moldova-Ukraine-Romania trilateral meeting in Bucharest.

Chisinau replies to Moscow: "Neutrality of our country does not mean isolationism"

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration (MFAEI) in Chisinau has reacted to the latest statements made by the MFA representative in Moscow, Maria Zaharova, regarding the interview given by NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana, in which he talks about the partnership and relations of Chisinau with the North Atlantic Alliance. The Chisinau diplomacy repeatedly reiterates that it does not accept "such statements" and "interference in the internal affairs of the Republic of Moldova".