Moldova boosts foreign ties through Mihai Popșoi’s high-level meetings in Antalya

Mihai Popșoi, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, held a series of bilateral meetings in Antalya during the Diplomatic Forum. He met with his counterparts from Ukraine and Montenegro, as well as officials from the German state of Hessen. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation, supporting the Republic of Moldova's European integration, and enhancing economic and sectoral relations with international partners.

Maia Sandu and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a “productive” talk on security and investments

On Friday, April 17, President Maia Sandu met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to discuss regional security and enhancing economic cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and Turkey.

Chisinau seeks new diplomatic framework involving EU and US to replace failed Transnistrian mediation

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu has called for a fundamental shift in the Transnistrian settlement process, labeling the long-standing "5+2" negotiation format as "dead." The Speaker cited Russia’s status as an aggressor state in Ukraine as the primary reason for the mechanism's irrelevance.

Deputy Premier Chiveri reasserts Moldovan sovereignty during high-stakes talks in Tiraspol

Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Valeriu Chiveri described today’s "1+1" format meeting in Tiraspol as a necessary diplomatic exercise, despite a lack of immediate breakthroughs. Speaking on Moldova 1’s "În Context," Chiveri emphasized that Chișinău successfully challenged Tiraspol’s disinformation regarding the government's negotiating mandate.

Moldova strengthens regional security ties and European competitiveness at the high-level Antalya summit

Moldovan President Maia Sandu and Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi are representing the country at the fifth Antalya Diplomacy Forum. The high-level summit, held under the auspices of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, commenced on April 17.

Russia insists on 5+2 Transnistrian settlement framework amid regional diplomatic shift

The Russian Federation is formally demanding the unconditional resumption of the "5+2" negotiating format for the Transnistrian settlement. However, both Moldova and Ukraine have rejected the proposal, labeling the platform obsolete in the current geopolitical climate.

UN Committee Against Torture secures unanimous backing for Ana Racu as Vice-Chair

The United Nations Committee Against Torture (CAT) unanimously elected Ana Racu as its Vice-Chairperson during its session on April 13, 2026.

Moldovan delegation in Washington secures strategic support for energy and Ukraine reconstruction

A high-level Moldovan parliamentary delegation, led by Radu Marian, concluded a series of strategic meetings in Washington D.C. this week. The mission focused on reinforcing bilateral ties with the U.S. Congress to counter Russian hybrid influence and accelerate Moldova’s integration into the democratic community.

Embassy of Romania in Chisinau: New MAE service for Romania ties is a “natural, welcome step”

The Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Moldova welcomes the Government of Chisinau's decision to create, within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE), a service dedicated to relations with Romania. The Embassy qualifies this initiative as "a natural and welcome step in consolidating the strategic cooperation between both countries".

Ambassador Cosmin Dinescu receives “Diplomatic Merit” medal at end of EUPM mandate

Ambassador Cosmin Dinescu, the outgoing Head of the European Union Partnership Mission to the Republic of Moldova (EUPM), was awarded the Diplomatic Merit Medal, 2nd Class. The medal was presented to him on April 15 by Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, who also serves as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. This recognition honors his contributions to enhancing cybersecurity and strengthening institutional resilience in the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova exits CIS aviation deal, aligns with EU standards

The Republic of Moldova is withdrawing from the CIS civil aviation modernisation agreement, adopted in Moscow on November 3, 1995.

Government approves new ambassadors to Japan and Kazakhstan: “We will strengthen ties and promote Moldova’s interests”

Sergiu Mihov will serve as Moldova’s ambassador to Japan, and Igor Moldovan will lead the diplomatic mission in Kazakhstan. The government approved both appointments, with the process set to conclude after the president signs the decrees.