Poet Arcadie Suceveanu urges unity and civic responsibility

“Elections put the country’s future in the hands of voters,” says poet Arcadie Suceveanu ahead of the parliamentary vote, emphasizing Sunday’s high stakes for everyone.

Digital signatures for voting: 30 polling stations will use tablets with the voter list

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has decided that 30 polling stations, both in the country and abroad, will use both paper and electronic voter lists, to streamline the voting process.

Election campaign ends: September 27 marks the “day of electoral silence”

The parliamentary election campaign has ended. Saturday, September 27, is the “day of silence,” during which campaigning is prohibited, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) informs.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2025 | Moldovan citizens will elect a new Parliament on Sunday

On September 28, 2025, citizens of the Republic of Moldova are called to the polls to elect a new Parliament. Analysts say Sunday’s vote carries high stakes: it will determine the country’s direction over the next four years—whether Moldova will continue its European path, on the verge of opening EU accession negotiations, or return to Russia’s sphere of influence.

Moldova’s first string instrument collection by a renowned Italian luthier

In Chișinău, the first collection of string instruments in the Republic of Moldova was inaugurated, a major project initiated by the Organ Hall in partnership with the Ministry of Culture. The collection consists of 24 musical instruments, entirely crafted by the renowned luthier Cesare Cipriani from Cremona, the Italian city considered the cradle of European violin making. On this occasion, a documentary was presented, showcasing in detail the artistic and technical process of creating the instruments.

ELECTIONS 2025 // 'Each vote builds a free and prosperous Moldova'

Deputy prime ministers, ministers, and other officials from the new government, who are not on the electoral lists, sent mobilization messages on Friday, September 26, in preparation for the parliamentary elections on Sunday. They urged voters to participate in the polls and support Moldova's continued path towards Europe.

ELECTIONS 2025 // Friday, September 26 — final day of campaigning before parliamentary vote, CEC

Friday, September 26, marks the final day of campaigning before the parliamentary elections on Sunday. Therefore, today is the last day when campaigning activities are permitted, warns the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).

EU support brings two modern sports fields to Cimișlia

Two sports fields, supported by the European Union, were inaugurated in Cimișlia. Modern facilities were created for practicing tennis, basketball, and volleyball. Coaches believe this will encourage young people to engage in outdoor sports.

Cernăuțeanu: 'Illegal financing nearly doubled; destabilization risks remain high'

The General Inspectorate of Police announced enhanced security measures for the parliamentary election day scheduled for September 28. The head of the institution, Viorel Cernăuțeanu, emphasized that the primary objective of the police is to safeguard democracy and ensure the safety of citizens. This decision comes in response to heightened risks including voter corruption, widespread disinformation campaigns, and attempts to disrupt public order.

Border Police turn back Georgian reporters at Chișinău airport

The Border Police has prohibited entry into the Republic of Moldova for Georgian journalist Saba Khvichia and the cameraman, who work for the pro-government Imedi television station in Georgia.

CEC publishes relocated polling stations for the Nistru left-bank voters

The Central Electoral Commission released the updated addresses of polling stations for voters in the localities on the left bank of the Nistru. These changes were made in response to a notification regarding significant security risks, including potential bomb threats and provocations on the day of voting.

ELECTIONS 2025 // PAS rallies voters: "What are you doing on Sunday?"

Hundreds of supporters of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), accompanied by several of the party’s candidates for the September 28 parliamentary elections, held a march on Friday, September 26—the final day of the campaign—under the slogan: "What are you doing on Sunday?"