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.

“We must act together”: Maia Sandu shares Moldova’s lessons from recent elections at the Paris Peace Forum

In the past three elections, the Republic of Moldova has encountered intense propaganda from the Kremlin, supported by illegal funding and the involvement of priests acting as "influencers" both in churches and on TikTok. President Maia Sandu remarked at the Paris Peace Forum on Wednesday, October 29, that our country has "defended its democracy" and successfully resisted these efforts, thanks to audiovisual regulations and the work of independent media investigations.

Munteanu dismisses proposal to include Chisinau mayor in the Government: “It’s not rational”

"It doesn't seem like a rational idea to me," was the response from Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu regarding the proposal from the "Alternative" Bloc faction, suggesting that the mayor of Chisinau should also be a member of the Government. These comments were made following consultations with parliamentary factions prior to the Government's inauguration.

OPINION | Maia Sandu puts Moldova on the global stage at the Paris Peace Forum

The Republic of Moldova is becoming increasingly influential in global conversations about peace, security, and the protection of democracies. Experts view our country's participation in the Paris Peace Forum, scheduled for Wednesday, October 29, as a confirmation that, despite being a small nation, the Republic of Moldova has emerged as an example of democratic resilience in a region facing significant challenges.

Munteanu concludes talks, promises ongoing cooperation with all factions after inauguration

Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu has completed consultations with parliamentary factions ahead of the government's inauguration. Two factions—the "Democracy at Home" Party and "Our Party"—have requested a one-week postponement of the inauguration vote, arguing that new proposals need to be incorporated into the government program. Meanwhile, three other factions have announced that they will not support the Munteanu Government. Representatives from the majority faction of the Action and Solidarity Party confirmed that the meeting in which the Prime Minister-designate will seek Parliament's vote is scheduled for Friday, as per the established calendar.

PAS deputy: Opening EU accession negotiations for both Moldova and Ukraine is essential

The Republic of Moldova's strategic objective is to join the European Union by 2028. This goal is based on the commitments the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has made to its citizens. The Munteanu Cabinet is expected to continue the reforms initiated by the Recean Government. According to PAS deputy Marcela Adam, the future Executive has outlined a clear agenda for economic, social, and institutional development, as stated on the show IN CONTEXT on Moldova 1 TV.

OPINION | Stability in Gagauzia depends on political will and free elections

The central authorities of the Republic of Moldova are currently in a favorable position to regain control over Gagauzia and reduce the political influence of the fugitive Ilan Shor in the region. This opinion is shared by the political commentator Andrei Andrievschi.

President Maia Sandu will give a speech at the eighth edition of the Paris Peace Forum

President Maia Sandu will represent the Republic of Moldova at the Paris Peace Forum, which will take place on Wednesday, October 29, at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron.

Radu Marian: "It is natural for PAS to lead the main parliamentary committees"

The new Parliament will have 12 or 13 permanent committees. The parliamentary majority, led by the Action and Solidarity Party, will retain leadership of the most important committees. These include the Committee on Economy, Budget and Finance; the Committee on Legal Affairs, Appointments, and Immunities; and the Committee on European Integration and Foreign Policy. This information was shared by MP Radu Marian during the "Pe Față" program on Moldova 1 TV. The final decisions will be approved by a vote in the Parliamentary plenary session.

Full list of the future Government members: over half of the new Cabinet ministers will stay in office

Nine deputy prime ministers and ministers from the former Recean Government and eight new ministers, three of whom held other positions in the former Executive. Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu presented on Tuesday, October 28, the team with which he will go to Parliament to request a vote of confidence from the deputies.