Over 5,500 Moldovans abroad have pre-registered to vote in the autumn elections

Moldovans living abroad are organizing to participate in the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28. According to data from the Central Electoral Commission, over 5,500 citizens from the diaspora have pre-registered to vote in the election. Those who have registered describe the process as straightforward and essential. Early registration allows them to have polling stations closer to them, helping to avoid crowds and long travel distances on election day.

Parties must submit information to the ASP by July 14 to take part in the parliamentary elections

Political parties in the Republic of Moldova must submit information regarding the numerical and nominal lists of their presidents, vice-presidents, and members of the central executive bodies to the Public Services Agency (ASP) by July 14. The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) stated that any political parties that fail to provide this information by the July 14 deadline will not be permitted to participate in the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28.

Expert: Moldova's elections are a democratic test with high geopolitical stakes amid Russian influence

Pro-Russian parties and influence networks coordinated by the Russian Federation pose a significant threat to the democracy of the Republic of Moldova. Their goal is to undermine Moldova's statehood, compromise its sovereignty, divert the country from its European path, and transform it into a zone of influence controlled by Moscow. This warning was issued by public policy and security expert Andrei Curararu during the IN CONTEXT show on Moldova 1. Curararu also stated that the upcoming parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova risk becoming a geopolitical confrontation with regional implications.

Political parties face suspension in Moldova

The activities of several political parties in the Republic of Moldova could be suspended because of illegalities reported by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).

PAS unveils new candidates for Moldova's 2025 elections

Wrestler Anastasia Nichita, rector of the Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy Emil Ceban, and footballer Maxim Potârnice will run in the upcoming autumn parliamentary elections on the ticket of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS).

League of Towns and Municipalities leaves “Împreună” bloc

The League of Towns and Municipalities (LOC) has officially withdrawn from the ”Împreună” (Together) political bloc and will contest the upcoming parliamentary elections independently on September 28.

Gagauzia CEC: Unjustified & threat to Moldova unity

The creation of a separate Central Electoral Commission (CEC) for the Gagauzia autonomy is unjustified; the Republic of Moldova cannot accommodate two such bodies, stated CEC Vice-President Pavel Postica during the "360 Degrees" broadcast on Radio Moldova.

CEC and law enforcement join forces for fair elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Moldova is joining forces with law enforcement agencies to prevent fraud in the upcoming parliamentary elections, scheduled for September 28.

PAS dominates Moldova election poll, Sandu trusted

Four political entities would secure seats in Parliament if elections were held next Sunday, but only based on votes from within the country.

Macron affirms EU support for Moldova's EU path

The European Union will closely monitor the parliamentary elections set to take place this autumn in the Republic of Moldova. French President Emmanuel Macron made this statement at a press conference following the European Council Summit in Brussels.

Adrian Culai gets suspended sentence in Șor funding case

Adrian Culai, the former Secretary-General of the ALDE party (Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe), has been handed a four-year suspended sentence after admitting he accepted money from a group led by Ilan Șor to fund the political party, the Prosecutor's Office announced.

Ungheni Court annulled the validation of Nicanor Ciochină's mayoral mandate

On Wednesday, June 25, the Ungheni Court annulled the decision made by the Electoral Council of Boldurești. This decision had affirmed the scheduling of a second round of local elections on June 1, 2025, and declared Nicanor Ciochină as the mayor of the Boldurești commune, Nisporeni district.