Dorin Recean requested the resignations of Victor Parlicov, Victor Binzari and Sergiu Tofilat. Reactions of those concerned

Prime Minister Dorin Recean requested the resignations of three key officials: Victor Parlicov, Minister of Energy; Victor Binzari, interim general director of the “Energocom” enterprise; and Sergiu Tofilat, a member of the board of observers of “Moldovagaz.” Recean accused them of failing to take necessary measures to ensure the supply of natural gas for the country.

MPs of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists submit no-confidence motion against Recean Government

On Friday, December 5, the Bloc of Communists and Socialists (BCS) submitted a no-confidence motion against the government led by Dorin Recean. The motion, signed by 26 MPs, was presented during a plenary session of Parliament, where BCS members expressed their dissatisfaction with the Executive's performance.

Parliament is in session. Budget package on the agenda

During today’s plenary session, deputies will debate draft laws concerning the state budget for 2025, the state social insurance budget, and the mandatory health insurance funds for the upcoming year. Additionally, amendments to the current year's state budget and state social insurance budget will be examined in their second reading as a priority.

Moldova's EU labor market integration: Progress in Brussels

The free movement of workers within the European Union is the topic under discussion in Brussels among representatives from Chișinău and European experts.

Romania's runoff election: Implications for Moldova's EU path

A pro-Russian president elected in Romania might oppose the Republic of Moldova's European integration process, according to Andrei Curăraru, an expert in the field.

Minister Delegate for European Affairs: Moldova's EU Integration will bring stability and unity

Moldova's accession to the European Union will bring stability and unity to the continent, said Benjamin Haddad, French Minister Delegate for European Affairs, on the "Diplomatic Dimension" program on Moldova 1 TV. In this context, the official reaffirmed France's support for our country's European aspirations and encouraged the authorities in Chisinau and the citizens to continue progress on the path of reforms.

Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi leaves for the USA. Agenda of the visit

Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi will pay a working visit to Washington and Raleigh, North Carolina, from December 2 to 9. According to the agenda, in Washington, the head of diplomacy from Chisinau will meet with senators and congressmen, with USAID Administrator Samantha Power, as well as with officials from the State Department.

Maia Sandu discussed with Salome Zurabishvili: The Republic of Moldova and Georgia share the same aspiration for a peaceful and prosperous future in the EU

The Republic of Moldova and Georgia share the same aspiration for a peaceful and prosperous future in the European Union, said the head of state, Maia Sandu, following a phone conversation with the President of Georgia, Salome Zurabishvili. In this context, Maia Sandu said that she admires the Georgian people for their courage in defending democracy and the European path.

Speaker Igor Grosu leaves for a working visit to the USA

The Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, will pay a working visit to the United States of America from December 2 to 9.

Maia Sandu on Romania’s National Day: “The Republic of Moldova and Romania, united under the flag of the European Union, will be stronger”

On the National Day of Romania, the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, sent a message of solidarity and admiration for the people from Romania. She noted that in these times “that test democracy and values,” it is important to support each other and to demonstrate that “together we are stronger.”

Moldova makes strides in anti-corruption efforts, says GRECO

The Group of States against Corruption within the Council of Europe (GRECO) has voiced concern over the frequent use of emergency procedures to pass legislative proposals in Moldova’s Parliament.

Moldova's Socialists demand government change amid crisis

The Socialist Party of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) announced on November 29 that it was initiating a vote of no-confidence against the government led by Prime Minister Dorin Recean.