Local producers block roads in Telenești to protest cheap imports and market barriers

Moldovan police have issued a high-priority travel warning for the Negureni–Telenești highway on January 6.

Moldova’s Superior Council of Prosecutors approves integrity reports for Chisinau and Anti-Corruption officials

The Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) officially approved the integrity reports for two senior officials today, signaling a successful step in the nation’s ongoing judicial reform.

Russia targets shadow economy and tech imports to slash budget deficit

President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian government to ensure a "significant increase" in tax collection by 2026.

Mourning families scammed: The €10,000 corruption case at Chisinau’s largest cemetery

Chisinau prosecutors have indicted three public officials and a priest for allegedly defrauding over 70 grieving families at the St. Lazarus Cemetery.

From EU protégé to nationalist rival: Péter Magyar’s hardline rhetoric sparks fresh diplomatic tensions with Romania and Ukraine

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has once again drawn the ire of European capitals and EU institutions.

Coalition of the Willing meets in Paris to finalize Ukraine security roadmap

Thirty-five nations supporting Kyiv will gather in Paris on January 6 to accelerate a resolution to the war in Ukraine.

Government increases medical allowances to €12,750 amid staffing crisis

Moldova is struggling to fill medical vacancies in its rural districts as medical school graduates increasingly bypass positions outside the capital.

Energy efficiency initiative targets large families and vulnerable households in 2026

The Moldovan government will continue its flagship EcoVoucher program in 2026 with a confirmed budget of €2.04 million (approx. 40 million MDL).

Eight languages and a mission: The Moldovan student shaping the future of diplomacy in Doha

Nicolae Cernomaz, a graduate of the "Aristotel" Republican Theoretical High School in Chisinau, is carving a path toward a global diplomatic career.

Moldova targets foreign assets of Plahotniuc ally in major laundering probe

Moldovan authorities have issued several letters rogatory—formal requests for international legal assistance—to track and seize the foreign assets of former Democratic Party MP Vladimir Andronachi.

Ousted Maduro remains defiant in New York court, claims presidency

Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro appeared in a U.S. federal court for the first time today following his capture, pleading not guilty to charges of narcoterrorism conspiracy and cocaine trafficking.

Cash-filled envelopes and Russian havens: Moldova's battle to extradite fugitive oligarchs continues

The Anti-Corruption Procuracy (PA) has reported a record-breaking year for asset recovery, with fines and confiscations exceeding €18.6 million (approx. 365 million MDL) in 2025.