Dorin Recean steps down as Prime Minister and MP

Prime Minister Dorin Recean will not continue as the head of the next Cabinet of Ministers, despite the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) securing a parliamentary majority in the recent elections. This party previously helped him attain the position of Prime Minister. Additionally, Dorin Recean is resigning from his position as a deputy, which he won in the parliamentary elections held on September 28. This information was announced during a press conference on Monday, October 13, by Prime Minister Recean and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Hybrid war: Sandu warns Russia targets Moldova’s elections

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has warned that the country's legal foundations, built with the help of the Venice Commission over 35 years, must be reinforced to protect its freedom.

Moldova vulnerable to Russia attacks EU vows support

Moldova remains vulnerable to disinformation, economic pressure, and cyber attacks from the Russian Federation, but the EU will stand by it "every step of the way," the bloc's ambassador to Chișinău has said.

Venice Commission at 35: Sandu to highlight lessons from post-soviet transition

Moldovan President Maia Sandu will deliver a speech on Saturday, 11 October, at the ceremony marking the 35th anniversary of the Venice Commission.

EU Ambassador Piórko says Moldova 'belongs to European family'

Moldova is set to successfully complete its path to European Union (EU) membership, and Brussels will remain by its citizens' side "every step of the way."

Romanian Army chief: Romania must protect its citizens, including those in the Republic of Moldova

Romania could help the Republic of Moldova in the event of an armed attack by Russia, based on the law that obliges the Romanian state to protect its citizens, including those abroad. The statement was made by the Chief of the Romanian Defense Staff, General Gheorghiță Vlad, in an interview with Euronews Romania.

Ion Ceban keeps his position as mayor. Who could take his place in Parliament?

One of the leaders of the Electoral Bloc “Alternative” Ion Ceban, announced that he will remain the mayor of Chișinău, giving up the parliamentary seat he won in the September 28 elections. He made the announcement on Thursday, October 9, during a live broadcast on social media.

Government appoints Serghei Diaconu to head the National Crisis Management Center

Serghei Diaconu was appointed as the Director General of the National Crisis Management Center for a five-year term, beginning on October 21, 2025. His appointment was unanimously approved by the Government during the Cabinet of Ministers meeting held on October 8.

Marina Tauber sentenced to 7.5 years for illegal Șor Party funding

Former Moldovan MP Marina Tauber, who was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison, has been placed on an international wanted list.

Moldova and Eastern Neighbourhood: EU funding to rise by €25m

The European Parliament proposes a €25 million increase in funding for the Eastern Neighbourhood, including support for the Republic of Moldova, within the European Union Budget for 2026.

Justice reform crucial for Moldova’s economy, says US State Dept

Moldova has made progress in economic and democratic reforms but continues to face serious challenges from endemic corruption, excessive bureaucracy, and an unstable judiciary, a new US State Department report warns.

Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Russia failed to influence elections in Romania, Moldova

Russia attempted to influence the elections in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, but failed because the citizens of these countries prefer different values and perspectives, said Andrei Țărnea, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Romania, on Friday, October 3.