About 5 million lei allocated in 2026 for political repression victims’ compensation

On June 17, the government approved the allocation of approximately two million lei to compensate individuals who experienced political repression and have since been rehabilitated. This compensation is specifically for those whose property, confiscated by the Soviet regime, cannot be returned. A total of six people from various districts across the country will benefit from this compensation.

Five modern armored vehicles delivered to Moldova’s National Army

The National Army has received its first five "Piranha-5" armored vehicle, delivered by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany. During an official ceremony on June 17, Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi stated that this delivery marks a significant milestone in the modernization process of the defense institution and the enhancement of the army's operational capabilities.

Opening of EU negotiation clusters on the agenda of the June 22 EU - Moldova Summit

European officials are delivering a strong message of support ahead of the Moldova-European Union Summit on June 22. After initiating the first cluster of negotiations, EU leaders plan to use the meeting in Brussels to reaffirm that Moldova's accession remains a strategic priority. This commitment comes in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine and the increasing Russian hybrid threats in the region.

Over 70 million lei in grants awarded to 131 entrepreneurs

The Organisation for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) has provided grants totalling over 70 million lei to 131 entrepreneurs. This funding is expected to generate twice the investment in the national economy and create 800 jobs.

New platform monitors electoral corruption cases

High-profile cases that go to court often fade from public memory, increasing the risk that facts will be concealed and ultimately leading to delayed justice or the acquittal of suspects. Starting today, cases related to electoral corruption can be monitored through a new platform at anticoruptie.crjm.org, which has been launched by the Legal Resources Center of Moldova (CRJM).

Direct flights from Chișinău to Saudi Arabia

The Republic of Moldova may soon have direct flights from Chisinau to destinations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. On June 17, the government approved the start of negotiations for an agreement to facilitate this.

Additional support for single parents and family caregivers

Parents who are raising their children alone will not be required to work at night. Additionally, parental leave will count towards the pension contribution period. These provisions are included in a package of legislative amendments approved by the government, which also involves the ratification of Convention No. 156 of the International Labour Organisation regarding workers with family responsibilities.

MEC announces up to 375,000 lei allowances for young specialists in 2026-2027

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) has officially launched a national competition to distribute young specialists for the academic year 2026-2027. This year's notable improvement includes an increase in the initial allowance for graduates. Those who choose to teach in rural areas, where there is a significant teacher shortage, can receive up to 375,000 lei.

BNM launches commemorative coin honoring scientist Sergiu Rădăuțanu

A century after the birth of Sergiu Rădăuțanu, the first rector of the Technical University, the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) celebrates his legacy with a commemorative silver coin.

Defense Ministry keeps Glock 19 after Bălți incident, citing Western army use

The Ministry of Defense has no plans to abandon the Glock 19 pistol despite an incident in which a soldier was injured on June 16 at a training center in Balti. Minister Anatolie Nosatîi stated on Wednesday that the Glock 19 is a high-performance, state-of-the-art weapon used by many Western armies, and attributed the incident to human error.

SIM card activation will require an identity document

Starting now, individuals must present an identity document to activate prepaid SIM and eSIM cards under new government-approved regulations. This measure aims to verify identities during activation to help combat fraud and the use of mobile telephony services anonymously. However, it does not limit the free sale of SIM cards in stores.

Valeriu Chiveri says international cooperation cannot involve Tiraspol structures

Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, firmly rejected any form of international cooperation that would involve the structures in Tiraspol. This statement was made following a government meeting on June 17, in response to certain interpretations regarding international partners' interactions with the Transnistrian administration.