Ramona-Victoria Strugariu obtained citizenship of the Republic of Moldova

Ramona-Victoria Strugariu, director of the National Institute of Justice (INJ), has received the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova. The decree to this effect was signed by President Maia Sandu on February 25.

Dumitru Alaiba, summoned to Parliament. BCS submitted a simple motion

The Communists and Socialists Bloc (BCS) submitted a simple motion to Parliament on Thursday, February 27, against the activity of the Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Deputy Prime Minister Dumitru Alaiba. In the document read in the plenary session of Parliament, the opposition expresses dissatisfaction with the institution's activities and accuses the minister of "failure in the development, implementation and monitoring of economic policies, poor management and the lack of concrete actions aimed at overcoming the economic challenges in the Republic of Moldova."

OSCE pledges support for Moldova amid Ukraine crisis impact

The agenda of discussions between President Maia Sandu and OSCE Secretary General Feridun Hadi Sinirlioğlu, who was visiting Chișinău on a working trip, focused on regional security, the reintegration process of the Republic of Moldova, and human rights issues in the Transnistrian region.

U.S. cancels key funding for Moldova, affecting part of $32 million allocated to Internews

The Republic of Moldova has lost part of the financial support amounting to 32 million dollars intended for the Internews organization.

EU pledges 1.9 billion euros for Moldova's reforms

The European Union believes in the Republic of Moldova! This message was reiterated by David McAllister, the President of the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, who is currently in Chișinău.

Moldova condemns human rights abuses in Transnistrian region at UN

Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi addressed the UN Human Rights Council, highlighting severe human rights violations in the Transnistrian region, particularly cases of illegal detention and other serious abuses.

Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Ukraine: Most ukrainians seek a fair and just peace by the end of 2025

A fair and just peace by the end of 2025 is what most Ukrainians want after three years since their country was attacked by the Russian Federation, said the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Ukraine, Valeriu Chiveri, in the program "La 360 de grade" on Radio Moldova. The diplomat emphasized that peace negotiations cannot take place without the participation of Ukraine, which must receive security guarantees in the future. Valeriu Chiveri also spoke about the support of the Republic of Moldova for the reconstruction of Ukraine, which will ensure the transit of goods to Ukraine.

MEP Siegfried Mureșan: The Russian Federation must stop the aggression in Ukraine

Ukraine must achieve a just peace with security guarantees to prevent future Russian aggression, and to initiate a peace dialogue, the Russian Federation must cease the aggression, said MEP Siegfried Mureșan on the show "Dimineata cu Radio Moldova".

New Ambassador of Ukraine to Chisinau, Paun Rohovei, presented copies of credentials

The Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of Moldova, Paun Rohovei, presented copies of the letters of accreditation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which were received by the State Secretary of the institution, Sergiu Mihov. During the discussions, the officials analyzed the status and prospects of bilateral relations between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, reiterating the importance of strengthening political-diplomatic dialogue and sectoral cooperation.

Maia Sandu and Igor Grosu, congratulatory messages after the conservatives' victory in the German elections

President Maia Sandu and the Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, congratulated the German conservative bloc CDU/CSU and its leader, Friedrich Merz, for the victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections. In a post on the X platform, the head of state said that Germany's leadership is essential for the strength of Europe.

Political expert: Democratic elections during wartime are impossible

Democratic elections in times of war are impossible, said political expert Igor Boțan in the show "Dimensiunea diplomatică" on Moldova 1 TV, emphasizing that holding elections in Ukraine in the current context could generate a crisis of legitimacy. According to Boțan, the insistence of the Russian Federation on organizing the elections is part of a propaganda strategy, aimed at placing Kiev in a difficult situation. On the other hand, the messages sent by US President Donald Trump are intended to convince the Ukrainian authorities to bring solid arguments demonstrating that organizing elections under these conditions is impossible.

Moldova protest demands Sandu’s resignation and elections

Several members and supporters of the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) organized a protest in front of the Presidency.