Maia Sandu urges voter mobilization: "Good things take time, bad things come overnight"

President Maia Sandu delivered a message urging citizens to mobilize ahead of this Sunday’s parliamentary elections. “The Republic of Moldova deserves to be saved every time. Go vote, for yourselves and for Moldova,” the head of state declared.

Mureșan: Moldova’s elections are 'a test for the EU'

The parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova, scheduled for September 28, hold significance that extends beyond the country's borders. These elections are crucial not only for Moldova's European future but also for the security of Romania and the European Union. Siegfried Mureșan, the President of the European Parliament Delegation for relations with the Republic of Moldova, emphasizes that these elections represent a clear choice: integration into the European Union or increased vulnerability to Russian influence.

Things are getting better in Moldova, says Brussels-based financial official

Marian Cepoi, a financial officer at the European Commission in Brussels, stated on the "Departe-Aproape" show on Moldova 1 TV, "The diaspora is the oar that saves the boat of the Republic of Moldova for the second time."

Bomb scare delays court session in Plahotniuc’s sole billion-dollar case

A bomb alert was reported at the Chisinau Courthouse in Buiucani, where the hearing for the only case filed against Vladimir Plahotniuc was set to begin. As a result of the alert, the examination of the "billion-dollar theft" case was postponed, and everyone in the building was evacuated.

Court presents arrest warrants as Plahotniuc fails to appear

The arrest warrants for Vladimir Plahotniuc were issued on Friday, September 26, by the magistrates of the Chisinau Court based in Ciocana, in his absence. The former democratic leader did not appear in court, citing health issues.

Nevzorov: Moldovans must awaken their sense of self-preservation

Russian journalist and publicist Aleksandr Nevzorov, a former deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of Russia, urges the citizens of the Republic of Moldova to make the "right choice" in the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28. He expressed this message in an exclusive interview with Moldova 1 TV.

Deepfake of Minister Țoiu sparks Romanian MFA warning of election manipulation

The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a warning about material posted on social networks that contains statements falsely attributed to Minister Oana Țoiu in Bucharest, regarding the Republic of Moldova.

IGP requests change of polling station addresses for the Nistru left-bank voters

The addresses of several polling stations for citizens eligible to vote in areas on the left bank of the Nistru have been altered. This decision was made on September 25 by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) in response to a notification from the General Inspectorate of Police (IGP), which alerted them to significant security risks, including potential bomb threats and provocations on voting day.

EU: Moldova’s elections must be fair, citizens’ votes free from outside interference

The parliamentary elections on September 28 are crucial for the European future of the Republic of Moldova, and the European Union (EU) supports the Moldovan authorities in their efforts to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.

The Republic of Moldova is invited to join convention easing trade formalities

The Council of the European Union (EU) has invited the Republic of Moldova to join the Convention on the Simplification of Formalities in Trade in Goods. As a result, starting from November 1, 2025, our country will be eligible to become a party to the Convention by depositing its Instrument of Accession with the General Secretariat of the Council of the EU.

Yellow frost warning reported for weekend

Frost is expected in the Republic of Moldova. Meteorologists have issued a Yellow Code warning for the entire country from September 27 to 28. According to the State Hydrometeorological Service, nighttime and morning temperatures are forecasted to drop to between -1 and -2 degrees Celsius, resulting in frost on many areas of the ground surface.

Honey: less supply, higher price

Honey production has decreased by 50% compared to last year, and acacia and linden honey are in short supply. Spring frosts have significantly damaged the flowers, forcing beekeepers to supplement their bees' diets with honey from their own reserves or sugar to prevent losing their hives. The honey currently available on the market comes from last year's reserves and is, on average, 20% more expensive.