Constantin Țuțu: Ex-Moldovan MP believed to be in breakaway region

A former Moldovan MP, Constantin Țuțu, has reportedly left Greece immediately after his release from arrest and is believed to be in the Transnistrian region, a breakaway territory not under the control of the central government.

Energocom to supply Moldova with gas at lower price for new gas year

Moldova's state-owned energy company, Energocom, has announced a projected average purchase price for the 2025-2026 gas year of around €38.5 per megawatt-hour (€/MWh), or €410 per thousand cubic meters. This price includes transport costs to Moldova's virtual trading point (VTP).

New data shows ChatGPT is now mostly used for personal tasks, not work

ChatGPT is increasingly being used for personal tasks rather than work. A year ago, half of all requests were for professional activities.

Moldova EU talks set to advance, Mureșan cites unprecedented progress

Moldova's EU accession talks are set to enter the technical phase after the completion of a legislative review.

Romanian Superliga: FCSB drop points against bottom side in 1-1 draw

FCSB's inconsistent run continues in the Romanian Superliga after the reigning champions drew 1-1 away against last-place Csikszereda Miercurea Ciuc on Matchday 9.

Frozen Russian assets: Kremlin threatens European nations with retaliation

Russia has warned European nations that it will retaliate "in all possible ways" if they attempt to use its frozen assets.

Moldovan authorities freeze assets of pro-Russian figures, including former governor Vlah

Moldova's State Tax Service (STS) has frozen the funds of former Gagauzian Governor, Irina Vlah, along with Veaceslav Valico and Dmitri Buimistru.

National Environmental Center launches European Green Deal E-guidebook to the Green Economy

The Republic of Moldova is enhancing its environmental policies to align with the objectives of the European Green Deal (EGD) and is progressing in implementing reforms necessary for its integration into the European Union.

EU support creates modern training conditions for future energy and electronics specialists

Young people from the Center of Excellence in Energy and Electronics in Chisinau, who specialize in the installation of photovoltaic panels, will benefit from modern study conditions thanks to the support of the European Union (EU). The institution's workshop, equipped with a laboratory for studying and practicing solar panel installation, has been completely renovated and upgraded to meet the latest standards in the field. The total investments in this project exceeded 75 million lei.

Moldova nears SEPA accession: Cheaper Euro transfers to the EU

The Republic of Moldova will connect to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) in just a few weeks, announced Anca Dragu, the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, on Monday, September 15, during Moldova Business Week 2025.

Prosecutors seek separate trial for Vladimir Plahotniuc in ‘theft of the billion’ case

Prosecutors are requesting that Vladimir Plahotniuc be tried separately in the "Theft of the Billion" case, considering his extradition from Greece. A new hearing was held at the Chisinau Court, based in Buiucani, regarding the only case involving the former Democratic leader. However, the hearing lasted less than an hour because Plahotniuc's lawyer did not appear. Consequently, for the upcoming hearings, he will be represented by a state-appointed lawyer, as requested by the prosecutors.

Not fines, but information: drivers in Chisinau, stopped to discuss democracy

Democracy needs to be safeguarded, and we have a chance to do so in just a few weeks during the upcoming parliamentary elections. This is the message shared by the employees of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) on International Democracy Day. Alongside patrol officers, they stopped drivers in Chisinau not to issue fines, but to provide information.