PAS party split: Two lawmakers go independent in Moldova

The leader of the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), Igor Grosu, said he was unaware Dinu Plîngău and Stela Macari, representatives of the Dignity and Truth Platform, who entered the new Parliament on the PAS electoral list, had announced their withdrawal from the future PAS faction.

Champions League: PSG shock Barca with vital away victory

Paris Saint-Germain claimed a vital away victory against Barcelona in the Champions League. The French side won 2-1. Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund and Napoli were also among the winners.

Copenhagen Summit: Europe 'most dangerous' since WWII as leaders eye joint defence & Russian assets

The European Union is strengthening its strategic front against Russian aggression and accelerating the integration of Ukraine and Moldova into the security architecture.

International Music Day: Moldova celebrates with classical concert

International Music Day is being celebrated today, marking the universal power of music and recognising the contribution of artists. The day also aims to inspire new generations to view music as a form of authentic expression.

Russia fuel crisis: Drivers queue for miles for petrol after drone attacks

Miles-long queues of drivers waiting for fuel have formed on Russia's M-12 Moscow-Kazan federal motorway. The country's fuel crisis has worsened following a series of drone attacks on its oil refineries.

Igor Dodon: EU economic crisis poses risk for Moldova

The parliamentary opposition will only support projects that improve the lives of citizens, such as salary increases or infrastructure investments, but not the geopolitical initiatives promoted by the ruling party/government, according to Igor Dodon, leader of the "Patriotic" electoral bloc.

EU accession: Transnistria is Moldova's 'main vulnerability'

Moldova's Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, told Radio Moldova's "Noi și Europa" ("Us and Europe") programme that the country had successfully completed the bilateral screening process within its European Union accession negotiations, giving it a realistic target of signing the accession treaty by 2028.

Gheorghe Bagrin named Forester of the Year 2025

Gheorghe Bagrin, a forester at the "Plaiul Fagului" Nature Reserve, was recognized as the "Best Forester of the Year 2025" in the Republic of Moldova. His passion, dedication, and profound connection with nature led to this national recognition during the finals of a prestigious competition. In an interview with Radio Moldova, he said, "It is a job that brings joy to my heart, and I hope we have the strength and health to continue moving forward."

Expanded international market access for Moldovan transport companies

Moldovan carriers may receive additional authorizations that would improve their access to the territories of six countries: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Lithuania, Serbia, and Armenia. The authorities in Chisinau requested these countries to issue the necessary authorizations, aiming to expand the market opportunities for Moldovan carriers in these states.

Ministry of Justice requests suspension of 'Moldova Mare' Party for 1 year following CEC funding concerns

The activity of the "Moldova Mare" Political Party may be restricted for a period of 12 months. This request was made by the Ministry of Justice to the Central Court of Appeal on Tuesday, September 30. In the meantime, the Ministry, led by Minister Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, has also requested the implementation of precautionary measures until a decision is reached.

ANOFM employed over 16,000 people in the first nine months

During the first nine months of the year, over 16,000 individuals found employment through the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). Nearly half of those who received assistance in finding a job were individuals aged 55 and older. This information was shared by Government Spokesperson Daniel Vodă following the Cabinet of Ministers' meeting on Wednesday, October 1.

Number of employees almost equals retirees amid demographic decline

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a significant demographic imbalance due to high levels of emigration and low birth rates, which pose a threat to its long-term economic sustainability. In an interview with the public broadcaster Moldova 1, demographer Valeriu Sainsus highlighted the direct effects on the state budget and the labor market. He emphasized the need for active public policies to ease the strain on social and economic systems.