Doina Gherman: Parliament must clear arrears and speed up EU goals

In 2025, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova was expected to vote on 236 draft laws as part of its National Program for Accession to the European Union. However, the previous legislature approved only 144 of these laws. Doina Gherman, the deputy speaker of the newly formed Parliament, stated on the show "IN CONTEXT" on Moldova 1 TV that the backlog of 92 draft laws needs to be addressed within the next three months.

Munteanu Government takes office: “I will fight for Moldova’s good, prosperity, and European future”

On Friday, October 31, Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu will present the Government's Activity Program and the future Cabinet of Ministers in Parliament, seeking the support of deputies.

Moldovan Ambassador to London: Moldovans in the UK benefit from the bilateral strategic partnership

The Moldovan community in the United Kingdom comprises approximately 100,000 individuals who actively engage with both Moldovan cultural life and British society. This community receives support through bilateral agreements and projects established under the strategic partnership between the two countries. This was stated by Ruslan Bolbocean, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in London, during an interview with Radio Moldova.

Nicolae Panfil: “Parliament must be a space of genuine dialogue and transparency”

Parliamentary democracy extends beyond simple majorities and oppositions; it is founded on genuine dialogue, adherence to procedures, and a collective acceptance of responsibilities. This was highlighted by Nicolae Panfil, the Promo-LEX Association's program director, during an interview with Moldova 1 TV. Panfil also pointed out that there are ongoing delays concerning the sections on "decisional transparency and public communication."

IPRE calls on the new Government to strengthen Moldova’s resilience and maintain momentum toward EU integration

Moldova requires responsible and credible governance. The new government has the opportunity to turn our country's resilience into tangible progress, promoting economic growth and a steady path toward European integration. Also, the future Cabinet of Ministers must avoid fatigue, complacency, and a decline in public trust, as emphasized by Iulian Groza, executive director of the Institute for European Policies and Reforms (IPRE), in an editorial.

Dinu Plîngău: “I’ll stay in the PAS faction for at least 100 days”

Deputy Dinu Plîngău, who was elected to Parliament as part of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), will remain within the PAS parliamentary faction for at least the first 100 days of the new Legislative. He said that he plans to discuss the legal basis of his political collaboration with the Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, following the inauguration of the new Government.

PSRM puts forward Vlad Batrîncea for Parliament Vice President and calls for state decapturing and depoliticization of institutions

The faction of the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) plans to propose the establishment of a special commission and the adoption of a declaration aimed at the “decapitation of the state and the depoliticization of institutions.” These two initiatives were announced during a press briefing in advance of the parliamentary session scheduled for Thursday, October 30.

Security and Defense Platform: Government plans a citizen-focused security model

The program unveiled by the designated Prime Minister, Alexandru Munteanu, proposes a security model that prioritizes citizens while emphasizing European integration, according to the Platform for Security and Defense Initiatives (PISA). The organization's analysis suggests that the success of this program will hinge on the government's ability to turn its stated commitments into concrete actions. This transformation aims to enhance national resilience and accelerate accession to the European Union.

Parliament appoints new vice-presidents and members of the Standing Bureau and standing committees

The session to establish the new Parliament began on October 22 and will continue on Thursday, October 31. The agenda includes discussions on the election of the vice-presidents of the Legislative, the formation of the Standing Bureau, and the establishment of the standing committees.

Experts predict opposition will reject the Munteanu Cabinet: “A logical move”

Although half of the ministers in the Munteanu Government are technocrats, it remains a political executive supported by the governing party. Stefan Bejan from WatchDog.md expressed his concerns on the show IN CONTEXT on Moldova 1 TV, stating that he doubts the new government will receive broad support in Parliament. This is despite several parliamentary factions declaring their pro-European stance.

Mihai Isac on Moldova 1 TV: “Let’s give the new Munteanu Government its 100 days”

The Munteanu government needs support from opposition parties to successfully implement reforms and achieve European integration objectives, according to Black Sea analyst Mihai Isac in an interview with Moldova 1 TV. During parliamentary consultations led by Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu, Isac highlighted that the new government will face challenges in the areas of the economy, security, and reintegration. He pointed out that some political parties are "continuing the political war during the electoral process to gain political advantages" and "parasitising the country's democratic process."

Maia Sandu had a meeting with the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan

President Maia Sandu of the Republic of Moldova met with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan of the Republic of Armenia during the Paris Peace Forum. Their discussions centered on promoting peace and stability in Europe and enhancing bilateral cooperation between their two countries.