Hearing on George Simion’s Moldova entry ban postponed

The hearing at the Chisinau Court, based in Riscani, where magistrates were set to review AUR leader George Simion's request to lift his entry ban into the Republic of Moldova, was postponed to July 2. The court will examine the legality of the decision made by the General Inspectorate for Migration, which pertains to a classified file.

Maia Sandu to Nicușor Dan: We'll strengthen Chișinău-Bucharest ties for a secure, prosperous future

President Maia Sandu declared that Romania can rely on the Republic of Moldova after a phone conversation with Nicușor Dan, the new leader from Cotroceni. She congratulated him on his victory in the presidential elections and reaffirmed Moldova's commitment to strengthening its close relations with Romania.

Four new members proposed for Moldelectrica’s Board

Four candidates were nominated for the position of member of the Board of Directors of the State Enterprise Moldelectrica. These candidates were selected through an open competition and will be appointed by the enterprise's founder, the Ministry of Energy.

Meteorologists issue Yellow Code of atmospheric instability

The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) has issued a Yellow Code of atmospheric instability. This weather warning is valid for the entire country from 12:30 to 22:00.

Agreement signed in Riga: Moldovan and Latvian driving licenses will be mutually recognized

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova and Latvia will now be able to exchange their driving licenses without having to retake the driving test. This agreement was signed today in Riga by Mihai Popșoi, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Moldova, and Atis Švinka, the Latvian Minister of Transport.

International leaders react to Nicușor Dan’s win in Romanian presidential elections

Nicușor Dan's victory in the Romanian presidential elections on May 18 sparked a wave of reactions from international political leaders. Their messages emphasize strong support for Romania's ongoing commitment to democracy and its European integration, as well as the strengthening of strategic partnerships.

Lawyer from Chisinau, detained by the CNA in influence peddling case

A lawyer from Chisinau was detained on suspicion of influence peddling. According to information provided by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (CNA), the lawyer allegedly requested payments of 15,000 and 50,000 euros from the relatives of individuals in custody. In return, he promised to intervene with public officials to secure favorable outcomes for them.

Natalia Calmîș – the florist from Panasesti who turned her garden into a thriving business

Passion and love for one's work can be the driving force behind a successful business. This is true for Natalia Calmiș, a dedicated florist from the village of Pănășești, Strășeni district. In addition to flowers, she also cultivates strawberries and cereals.

Record turnout in the Republic of Moldova in the Romanian presidential elections

More than 158,000 Romanian citizens residing in the Republic of Moldova participated in the Romanian presidential elections, casting their votes in 64 polling stations set up across the country. This marks the highest number of voters registered in the Republic of Moldova for a Romanian presidential election to date.

Maia Sandu and Igor Grosu congratulate Nicușor Dan: "Romania and Moldova walk together on the European path"

President Maia Sandu congratulated independent candidate Nicușor Dan on his victory in the Romanian presidential election. In a post published shortly after the results were announced, she emphasized the strong ties between Chișinău and Bucharest. Maia Sandu also expressed her gratitude to the Moldovan citizens with dual citizenship who participated in the voting process.

Alcaraz beats Sinner, favorite for Roland Garros

Spain's Carlos Alcaraz defeated Italian world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in the final. Alcaraz won in straight sets, 7-6, 6-1, in a match lasting one hour and 43 minutes.

Moldova Bacalaureat 2025: Dates, centers, rules

More than 18,500 students are expected to sit for the Baccalaureate exam this year, including approximately 2,000 repeaters from previous sessions, stated Lilia Ivanov, Director of the National Agency for Curriculum and Evaluation (ANCE).