National Flag Day: How the tricolor overcame Soviet rule on April 27, 1990

Between the demand for freedom in the streets during the late 1980s and early 1990s and the restrictions imposed during decades of Soviet occupation, the tricolour, which was "born" after 1800, stands as a powerful symbol of a nation that refused to forget its identity.

Maia Sandu: Constitutional courts must defend democracy in the digital age

The future of democracies will hinge on the ability of institutions and societies to safeguard the truth, ensure a fair information environment, and maintain a balance between freedom of expression and security. This was emphasized by President Maia Sandu at the opening of the International Conference titled "Future of the 'Marketplace of ideas' in the context of the rise of the Internet, fake news, and Artificial Intelligence." The event, which began on Friday in Chisinau, brought together high-ranking officials and experts in constitutional law.

Chernobyl lesson: truth delayed cost Moldovans their health and lives

The nuclear accident at Chernobyl, which occurred 40 years ago, showed that disasters do not respect borders. It also highlighted the strength of international solidarity. President Maia Sandu is visiting Ukraine on April 26 to honor "those who gave their health or even their lives to protect Europe from an even greater tragedy."

PM Munteanu shifts Moldova to 60-day energy alert

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu will address Parliament this Friday, April 24, to request the termination of the national energy state of emergency.

Moldova to cut 900 town halls for EU-ready efficiency

Public administration reform is an existential necessity for Moldova’s European integration, but it must transcend simple map-drawing. Alexandru Bujorean, the Mayor of Leova, warns that the process requires systemic transparency and a simultaneous downsizing of the central government.

EU appoints new Head of Partnership Mission in Republic of Moldova

The European Union Partnership Mission (EUPM) in the Republic of Moldova appointed a new head: Ambassador Kirsten Joppe. She was selected for this role by the European Union Political and Security Committee on April 22. Ambassador Joppe will commence her duties in the country on April 25.

Valeriu Chiveri responds to Serghei Shoigu: Republic of Moldova supports a peaceful resolution of the Transnistrian conflict

Moscow's claims about supposed threats to the safety of the roughly 220,000 Russian citizens residing in the Transnistrian region are "unfounded" and "distorted." The Republic of Moldova is committed solely to a peaceful resolution of the Transnistrian conflict, according to Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri.

State of emergency lifted, but restrictions remain; limited exports via Giurgiulești Port

The government plans to present a proposal to Parliament to repeal the state of emergency in the energy sector, effective April 25. This date will mark one month since the emergency was declared. Following the repeal, the government will transition to an alert state for 60 days.

Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi secures deepened partnership with PACE as Moldova sets European benchmark

PACE President Petra Bayr met with Moldova’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi, in Strasbourg. The discussions centered on Moldova's remarkable resilience in the face of disinformation and information manipulation.

Minister Popșoi to address PACE as Moldova wraps up historic Committee of Ministers Chairmanship

Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, Moldova’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, will deliver his final address to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) this afternoon, April 21.

Parliament Speaker visits Austria for several meetings

The Speaker of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, is on an official visit to Austria from April 19 to 21, at the invitation of the President of the National Council of the Republic of Austria, Walter Rosenkrantz.

Securing Europe and the NATO Summit highlighted at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum

The agenda for the Diplomacy Forum in Antalya, Turkey, included several panel discussions covering regions around the world, including Europe. One of the topics discussed was "Securing Europe: Unity and Strategic Renewal on the Eve of the NATO Summit in Ankara".