Energy resilience: Moldova aligns with EU standards through new strategic oil storage law

The Republic of Moldova is set to establish its first-ever strategic fuel reserves, a landmark move aimed at insulating the national economy from regional supply shocks and geopolitical volatility.

European Parliament probes Russia’s exploitation of African nationals in Ukraine conflict

The European Parliament is convening today, Thursday, March 12, to address the systemic trafficking and human rights violations linked to Russia’s recruitment of African nationals. Reports indicate a surge in young men from the continent being lured into the invasion of Ukraine under fraudulent pretenses.

From dependency to leadership: Moldova hits 25% green electricity share, topping EU implementation ranks.

Moldova’s renewable energy sector has undergone a radical transformation, with installed capacity surging from 77 megawatts in 2020 to nearly 980 megawatts by the end of 2025. This 13-fold increase allowed green sources to cover approximately one-quarter of the nation’s total electricity consumption last year.

Russia enforces permanent digital 'whitelists' as Moscow business losses hit €10M daily

The Kremlin has officially confirmed that internet disruptions affecting dozens of Russian regions, including the capital, will continue indefinitely. Presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated on Wednesday that these restrictions are "strictly in accordance with the law."

Moldova scales up green transition with new €10M residential energy fund

The Republic of Moldova will open a new funding round for its "Casa Verde" (Green Home) program on March 18. This initiative aims to provide energy renovation grants to an additional 1,000 households across the country.

Ending the post-Soviet era: Moldova cuts ties with CIS over Russian aggression

The Moldovan Government officially approved draft laws on Wednesday, March 11, to denounce the founding charter and statute of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). This decisive move marks a final systemic break from the Moscow-led organization, with the documents now heading to Parliament for a final vote.

Speed vs. transparency: Moldova’s judicial reform faces scrutiny after voting rule change

The head of Moldova’s judicial council warned that a recent change to the voting rules for appointing members of a key vetting commission could undermine the credibility of the country’s justice reform.

Chisinau greenlights legal framework for strategic Nistru river crossing

The Moldovan Government approved the legal framework for a new international border crossing point between Cosăuți and Yampil on March 11. This strategic hub, connecting northern Moldova to Ukraine’s Vinnytsia region, aims to secure logistical corridors and bypass the breakaway Transnistrian territory.

Berlin signals unwavering commitment as Klöckner makes unannounced Ukraine appearance

Bundestag President Julia Klöckner arrived in Kyiv on Wednesday, marking her first visit to Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began and since assuming her role in March 2025. The high-level visit, kept secret until her arrival for security reasons, aims to reassure Ukraine of Germany's continued backing amidst shifting global focus toward the Middle East.

Government initiative to modernize residential infrastructure, prioritizing safety and energy efficiency

Thousands of residents in multi-story apartment buildings across Moldova continue to use elevators that are over 40 years old. To mitigate safety risks and improve accessibility for the elderly and those with reduced mobility, the Government has launched a pilot modernization program.

Government approves €29.6 million welfare expansion starting April 1

The Moldovan Government approved a 6.84% increase in the Guaranteed Minimum Monthly Income (GMMI) during its session on March 11. The measure, effective from April 1, 2026, aims to protect vulnerable citizens against rising consumer prices recorded last year.

Sinner survives Fonseca’s surge to secure Indian Wells quarter-final spot

World No. 2 Jannik Sinner advanced to the Indian Wells quarter-finals following a grueling 7-6(5), 7-6(4) victory over Brazil’s rising star João Fonseca. The high-octane encounter lasted two hours and three minutes, testing the Italian’s resilience against an opponent in peak form.