PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2025 | Forty millionaires among future MPs; men to dominate again

The citizens of the Republic of Moldova elected a new Parliament on September 28. According to preliminary data from the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), this Parliament could have five factions, with one expected to hold the majority.

Former President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso hails Moldova’s election results

Former President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso believes that Europeans need to expedite the process of European Union enlargement, specifically with reference to the Republic of Moldova. In a special edition of Euronews Romania, Barroso praised the results of the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova and the country's success in overcoming Russian interference, noting that this is good news for Europe as well.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2025 | Highest turnout reported in Chișinău, Bălți, Criuleni; lowest in Cantemir, Basarabeasca

The voter turnout in the parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025 was almost 4% higher than in the previous election in 2021. On Sunday, the voter turnout from four years ago - 48.3% - was reached about two hours before the polls closed. In total, 1,608,518 voters went to the polls on September 28, according to preliminary data from the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), which is almost 128,000 more than in 2021.

Brussels welcomes the results of the elections in the Republic of Moldova and reaffirms support for European integration

The European Union (EU) welcomes the results of the parliamentary elections held in the Republic of Moldova on September 28. The EU reaffirms its support for the country's European aspirations. An official statement from the Council of the EU highlights that the election results reflect the "clear and strong support" of citizens for the goal of joining the European Union, which is enshrined in the Constitution.

Moldova: How the pro-European party defeated Moscow's influence

Moldova was thrust into the international spotlight on 28 September after holding a parliamentary election, a vote closely monitored by major global news outlets such as the BBC, Al Jazeera, CNN, Le Monde, Reuters, and RBC Ukraine.

US condemns Russian election interference as pro-EU party wins Moldova vote

The US embassy in Chișinău praised Moldovan citizens' participation in the 28 September election, stating it "looks forward to cooperating on issues of common interest" with the new parliament.

Brussels warns Moscow over 'failed' Moldova election meddling

The European Union has hailed the result of Moldova’s recent elections as a "clear victory" for democracy and popular will, despite massive Russian attempts to influence the vote.

Moldova President Maia Sandu confirms European course is safe

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has hailed the country's recent parliamentary election result, stating it is "not a victory for one party or one group of voters," but "a victory for the country, and we must use it for the good of all citizens."

Moldova elections: Pro-European PAS secures victory; Russia pressures dismissed

Former Romanian President Traian Băsescu suggests that the result of the 28 September parliamentary election in the Republic of Moldova may have shown Russian leader Vladimir Putin the power of the vote.

Election results: PAS to govern Moldova solo after majority win

The inaugural sitting of Moldova's 12th Parliament could be presided over by veteran Communist Vladimir Voronin, a former head of state and MP, who, according to preliminary data announced by the Central Electoral Commission, would secure a new mandate.

Mass disorder warning: Moldova arrests men linked to Transnistria security forces

Police in Moldova's capital have announced that people are being promised money to attend a protest planned for Monday, September 29.

PAS victory: Moldova’s pro-European future confirmed, says party leader Grosu

The pro-European Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has secured a parliamentary majority following the September 28 elections, with its leader, Igor Grosu, declaring citizens had won a battle against "enemies of the country" who seemed impossible to defeat.