Former Agriculture Minister Vasile Bumacov elected PSDE president

Vasile Bumacov, the former Minister of Agriculture and former Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Japan and Korea, has been elected as the President of the European Social Democratic Party (PSDE). This decision was made on June 6 during the party's 12th Extraordinary Congress.

Igor Grosu reaffirms Moldova's solidarity with visiting Ukrainian MPs

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova reaffirmed its staunch support for Ukraine on June 4 during a plenary session. Speaker of the Parliament Igor Grosu welcomed a visiting delegation from the Verkhovna Rada, the Ukrainian parliament, emphasizing the deep ties between the two nations.

Moldovan PM threatens business lobbyist ban from government meetings

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu sharply criticized Ana Groza, the new president of the National Confederation of Employers, during a cabinet meeting on June 3. The dispute arose over amendments aimed at consolidating state intervention mechanisms in the energy market.

Russian diplomat summoned by Moldova’s MFA over Galați drone incident: “Serious risks to regional security”

Moldova’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) summoned the chargé d’affaires of the Russian Embassy in the Republic of Moldova and handed him a note of protest over what it described as a “serious violation of regional security” caused by a Russian explosive-laden drone that crashed into an apartment building in Galați, Romania, on 29 May.

Moldova–Italy ties go beyond diaspora

The Republic of Moldova and Italy share a strong relationship that is rooted not in government offices but in the connection between their people. Moldovans who came to Italy in the 2000s with hopes of a better future are no longer just part of the diaspora. They have become an integral part of life in Italy: they establish businesses, contribute to local communities, and, importantly, help promote the Republic of Moldova's image through their daily efforts.

Washington nominates Envoy to the Republic of Moldova

The United States could soon have a fully accredited ambassador in Chisinau after the administration submitted Joseph Burkhalter’s nomination to the Senate. The nomination is part of a broader package of diplomatic and administrative appointments awaiting legislative review and approval.

Doina Gherman: Moldova is prepared for the next step

The Republic of Moldova confirmed its readiness to begin negotiations on various chapters. This announcement was made by Moldovan parliamentarians visiting the European Parliament from June 1 to 3.

Moldovan deputies visit European Parliament to boost EU cooperation

A delegation from the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova is visiting the European Parliament from June 1 to June 3. The agenda includes discussions on the country's progress in its European integration process and exploring ways to strengthen cooperation between the two legislative institutions.

Lithuania’s independence first recognized by Moldova

Lithuania was the first ex-Soviet republic to declare its independence from the Soviet Union on March 11, 1990. At that time, Moldova was not yet an independent state, but it was among the leading republics advocating for greater autonomy from the central authority in Moscow. This process is known as devolution.

Maia Sandu convenes Tuesday’s CNS meeting to assess risks to the country’s energy security

President Maia Sandu will hold a meeting of the National Security Council on Tuesday, May 26, at 2:00 p.m. This meeting is convened due to risks arising from changes in international energy markets and escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Moldova praised by Kyiv for its results leading the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers

The Republic of Moldova’s performance while leading the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has received high praise from officials in Kyiv. The Ukrainian Ambassador to Chișinău, Paun Rohovei, congratulated the Moldovan authorities during a meeting with Corina Călugăru, the State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He highlighted the significant role of Moldovan diplomacy in the adoption of the Extended Partial Agreement on the Management Committee of the Special Tribunal, which is designed to prosecute the crime of aggression against Ukraine.

Five people linked to alleged Transnistrian security structures lost Moldovan citizenship

On May 25, 2026, Maia Sandu, the President of the Republic of Moldova, signed a decree revoking the Moldovan citizenship of five officers from the self-proclaimed Ministry of Security in the Transnistrian region. This decree took effect immediately upon signing.