Travel warning: Moldova warns of risks in Russia

Moldovan citizens are advised to avoid non-essential travel to Russia due to significant security risks. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) warns that those who choose to travel to Russia may encounter extensive border checks, possible refusal of entry, detention, or even arbitrary detention.

Moldova will modernize state aid system for businesses

The state is altering its approach to financing public enterprises and strategic investments. The government has approved a draft law that will provide state aid under clearer, more predictable, and more easily verifiable rules to prevent the waste of public funds.

MEP Gheorghe Falcă: Romania is Moldova's top EU accession advocate

The Republic of Moldova is strengthening its position in the European Union (EU) accession process by consistently implementing reforms and resisting Russian hybrid pressures. Member of the European Parliament Gheorghe Falcă, from the EPP Group, emphasized that the progress in integration negotiations highlights Chisinau's advancements and Romania's unwavering support.

Eight brands dominate Moldova's sausage market

The market for sausages and meat preparations in Moldova is primarily dominated by domestic production, unlike other sectors such as beer, juices, or dairy. Eight local brands hold a remarkable 90% share of the Moldovan sausage market, while the remaining 49 producers account for only 10%.

Moldova rises in global passport ranking: "A mirror of international trust"

The Republic of Moldova is home to many beautiful places that are worth exploring. However, other countries also offer equally appealing destinations for travel enthusiasts. It's important to remember that one cannot leave the country without a passport. For some, a passport may seem like just a simple piece of plastic, but it is actually a significant document. It represents the holder's freedom of movement, reflects how the issuing state is perceived internationally, and indicates the nature of its relationships with other countries.

Moldovan PM Tofan takes office as Socialist leader abstains

Moldova’s Parliament backed the new Cabinet led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan on Tuesday evening, granting a vote of confidence supported by 53 lawmakers from the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS).

Moldova arrests three in €742k foreign-funded water scheme

Moldovan anticorruption authorities have launched a major crackdown on a tender-rigging scheme involving public officials and business executives accused of inflating costs on foreign-funded infrastructure projects.

EU growth plan: Moldova leads reform agenda with 95% rate

Moldova has successfully fulfilled 18 out of 20 commitments agreed with the European Union for the first half of 2026. Following a positive assessment from the European Commission, Chisinau expects to receive a new €157 million (approx. 3.08 billion MDL) disbursement under the EU Growth Plan in September.

Moldovan regulator proposes gas price increase to €1.04 per m³

Moldovan households face potential natural gas price increases to €1.04 (approx. 20.3 MDL) per cubic meter including VAT, representing a 38% surge over current rates.

Moldovan Cabinet sets strict rules on spending and business relief

Moldova’s newly sworn-in Prime Minister, Vasile Tofan, outlined seven key priorities during the first meeting of his Cabinet on Wednesday, July 22. The government plans to curb exorbitant public sector salaries, eliminate wasteful state spending, reduce intrusive business inspections, and implement fiscal reform.

Prime Minister Tofan reshuffles government amid Graft inquiry

Moldova's newly formed cabinet, led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, dismissed two state secretaries during its inaugural meeting on July 22, 2026. The dismissals include an official recently detained in a high-profile corruption probe.

Moldova court orders dissolution of pro-Russian Chance Party

Moldova’s Centru Court of Appeal ordered the dissolution of the pro-Shor Chance Party following a lawsuit filed by the Ministry of Justice.