Munteanu's resignation: Opposition alleges state capture, calls for early elections

The resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, announced on Friday, July 3, comes just eight months after his inauguration and is seen by the opposition as evidence of a crisis within the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS). The opposition claims that society is likely to expect early parliamentary elections as a result. Meanwhile, Igor Grosu, the leader of the parliamentary majority, expressed gratitude to Alexandru Munteanu for "accepting to serve during such an intense period for our country" and for "the efforts made alongside other colleagues in the Government."

Moldovan President takes note of Alexandru Munteanu's resignation

President Maia Sandu takes note of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu's resignation and will begin consultations with parliamentary factions next week to appoint a new Prime Minister.

OPINION | Moldova urgently needs a new government to avoid setbacks in its European path

The Republic of Moldova risks major blockages in the process of accession to the European Union if it does not have a new government as soon as possible, warn political analysts, who attribute the resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu to recent scandals at state-owned enterprises and possible dissensions within the government.

Moldova left without a government as Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu resigns: "I can no longer carry out my mandate"

The Republic of Moldova is left without a government. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has announced his resignation: "I understand that I can no longer carry out my mandate."

Victoria Belous named committee chair after Radu Marian steps down

Victoria Belous, a deputy from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), was appointed chairwoman of the Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance on July 2. Her appointment follows Radu Marian's resignation from this position earlier in the week.

Moldova opposition triggers political feud over school governance reform

The opposition National Alternative Movement (MAN), led by Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban, has announced plans to submit a parliamentary no-confidence motion against the ruling administration. The political challenge follows developing operational crises at the state airspace security enterprise, Moldatsa, alongside escalating disputes over sweeping national structural adjustments.

Parliament to audit makeshift train housing for South Asian migrants

The Moldovan parliament will hold legislative hearings to investigate the living conditions of foreign workers housed in converted train carriages near Chisinau. The governing Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) proposed the inquiry to evaluate potential public health risks, labor safety breaches, and residency compliance issues.

Chișinău rejects immediate Romania merger to focus on EU goals

Moldova’s reunification with Romania is not on the government's active agenda, as authorities remain entirely focused on the European Union accession process.

Former finance minister tipped to lead critical Moldovan committee

Moldova's parliamentary permanent bureau has nominated lawmaker Victoria Belous to chair the Committee for Economy, Budget, and Finance. The legislature will examine and vote on the draft resolution during its plenary session on Thursday, July 2.

Moldova creates permanent critical infrastructure defense unit

The Moldovan government approved the establishment of a permanent inter-institutional working group to safeguard critical infrastructure. The newly formed body will coordinate national efforts to identify, designate, and secure vital state facilities.

Moldova's ruling party initiates reform after state enterprise scandal

The Moldovan Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has moved to address integrity concerns following a public outcry over excessive compensation at state-owned enterprises. On June 30, PAS leader Igor Grosu announced the expulsion of four party members and demanded a government-led overhaul of wage policies in the public sector.

Moldova state company scandal forces top political, fiscal resignations

The Moldovan air traffic management authority, MoldATSA, has triggered a severe institutional crisis, leading to a wave of high-profile political and administrative resignations. The scandal involves fraudulent executive credentials and highly disproportionate compensation packages within the strategic state enterprise.