Prosecutor’s Office prioritizes human rights and state security cases; experts call for clear justice reform rules

The Prosecutor's Office has outlined its priorities for 2026, which include focusing on cases that affect human rights and state security, aligning the legal framework with European standards, and improving the organization and efficiency of the system. While the document aims to address essential measures, experts believe it should incorporate clear provisions for justice reform.

PM Munteanu: Constitutional Court remains a pillar for protecting citizens’ rights

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova is a vital pillar for upholding the rule of law and protecting citizens' rights, stated Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu during the opening of the 2026 judicial year. This event also commemorates the institution's 31 years of operation.

Memorandum signed in Kiev | Moldova, Romania and Ukraine established the Triple Cyber ​​Alliance

The Republic of Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine signed a trilateral memorandum on Friday, February 20, to establish the "Cyber Alliance for Regional Resilience." The document was signed in Kyiv, as announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi.

Call for truth, justice, and compensation for victims in front of the Russian Embassy

On February 24, 2026, we will mark four years since the Russian Federation's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and twelve years since the occupation of Crimea. To commemorate these events, the human rights organization Amnesty International invites media representatives and the general public to a public event organized in Chisinau.

Tudora border crossing temporarily closed in both directions

Traffic through the Tudora border crossing point is temporarily suspended in both directions due to a power outage. During this restriction, travelers are urged to use the Palanca crossing point instead.

Modern irrigation systems in 7 districts: MAIA and IFAD launch the first tenders

The Republic of Moldova is making progress in helping farmers deal with drought and climate change. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry (MAIA), in collaboration with the Consolidated Unit for the Implementation of IFAD Programs (UCIP IFAD), has initiated the first tenders for the construction of modern irrigation systems.

Chisinau attracts 68% of tourists, mainly from Ukraine and Romania

Over 90,000 visitors arrived in the Republic of Moldova last year, an increase of about 34% from 2022, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics. Most were day trippers, primarily coming for rest and recreation.

Daniel David and Mircea Dumitru in Chisinau: ‘Only a knowledge-based society ensures a better life’

The State University of Moldova hosted a public debate titled “Education and science in a knowledge-based society: Implications for our times.” The event featured two prominent figures from the Romanian academic community: Daniel David, the rector of “Babeș-Bolyai” University in Cluj, and Mircea Dumitru, the vice-president of the Romanian Academy. Both are former ministers of Education and Research.

New legal protections for Moldovan judges: Up to 8 years in prison for aggression and contempt

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova passed a draft law in its first reading on February 19, introducing harsher criminal and administrative sanctions for individuals who threaten or assault members of the judiciary.

Moldovan farmers to access $1M grants for high-value vegetable and herb processing

The Agency for Intervention and Payments in Agriculture (AIPA) is set to launch the fifth call for grant applications this March. Supported by the World Bank’s AGGRI project, this initiative marks a strategic shift toward high-value sectors.

Joint security operation dismantles Russian-linked hit squad in Chisinau and Kyiv

Authorities in Chisinau and Kyiv have successfully disrupted a sophisticated assassination plot targeting at least five high-profile political and media figures in Ukraine. The operation, coordinated by the Russian secret services, led to the detention of 11 individuals across both nations.

Kallas signals EU push for total Russian withdrawal from occupied territories in new peace framework

The European Union is signaling a firm stance on regional security, demanding that Russia withdraws its military forces from the Transnistrian region as a prerequisite for any Ukraine peace settlement. This mandate is detailed in a strategic advisory framework circulated to member states by the EU’s chief diplomat, Kaja Kallas.