EU pledges €1.9 billion for Moldova’s infrastructure and development

Immediately after the European Union's financial support of 1.9 billion euros for the Republic of Moldova takes effect, Moldovan authorities will be able to submit a plan to the European Commission outlining how the funds will be used.

Moldova's priority: Transnistrian conflict resolution from within

Mihai Popșoi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, stated in a BBC interview on February 14, 2025, that resolving the Transnistrian conflict remains a top priority for the Moldovan authorities.

Chișinău urges Tiraspol to remove unfair transport fees

Chișinău has called on Tiraspol to eliminate what it considers excessive and discriminatory transport fees applied to vehicles exceeding 18 tons.

Gas for the Transnistrian region // Recean: We will continue to exert pressure on Tiraspol to respect the law

Chisinau will continue to exert pressure on the so-called Tiraspol administration to comply with Moldovan legislation. The statement was made by Prime Minister Dorin Recean during a visit to the south of the country, in the context of natural gas deliveries to the Transnistrian region.

Moment of silence in Parliament, three years after the war. Igor Grosu: Ukraine fights with courage and dignity for peace

Deputies today held a moment of silence in the Parliament session in memory of the victims of the war in Ukraine, which has been going on for almost three years. Photos of attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure were projected in the plenary. Speaker Igor Grosu strongly condemned Russia's military aggression against Ukraine, describing it as "illegal, immoral and criminal". He said that the purpose of this war is to impose the concept of "russkii mir" and restore an empire, at the cost of the lives of soldiers, women, children and the elderly.

Maia Sandu and Dorin Recean welcome the approval of the 1.9 billion euro Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova

President Maia Sandu and Prime Minister Dorin Recean welcomed the approval of the 1.9 billion euro Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova by the European Union member states and the European Parliament. According to the authorities, the substantial new support will help accelerate reforms, boost the economy, and strengthen the country's resilience to current challenges.

"Electoral Forum 2025" reveals risks of foreign involvement in elections through propaganda, voter corruption and destabilization

In the context of this year's parliamentary elections, the risks of foreign involvement in the campaign, including through propaganda, voter corruption and destabilization of the situation are becoming increasingly evident, said the country's development partners at the Electoral Forum 2025, organized by civil society. Both government and opposition representatives argue that legislative changes are needed to make the electoral process transparent and to provide equal conditions for all contestants.

Designated Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, takes the oath of office

The Minister-designate of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, took the oath of office on February 19, before President Maia Sandu and Prime Minister Dorin Recean. The Head of State welcomed the new member of the Executive to the government team and pointed out that he was assuming responsibility for an extremely important, but also complicated, field for the Republic of Moldova.

Gagauzia in crisis: Kremlin-backed forces challenge Moldova

The Gagauz Autonomous Territory, a region heavily influenced by the Kremlin through Ilan Șor, is in the midst of a deep crisis.

Gagauzia’s future: EU integration vs. Russian influence

The people of Gagauzia must understand that the Russian army never brings peace—only destruction and cynical disregard for the lives of those who support the Russian Federation.

Maia Sandu, in Munich: "A united Europe is the only way to peace, security and prosperity"

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, declared, after the Munich Security Conference, that a united Europe is the only path to peace, security, and prosperity and that peace in Ukraine "cannot be decided without Ukraine, nor Europe."

The impact of the war in Ukraine and increasing our country's energy resilience, discussed by Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi in Munich

The security situation in the region, the impact of the war in Ukraine on the Republic of Moldova and the necessary measures to increase the country's energy resilience were the topics discussed on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference by Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, during bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Poland, Lithuania, Iceland and Portugal.