"Eurasia" organization declared extremist in the Republic of Moldova

The "Eurasia" organization, linked to the convicted criminal Ilan Shor, was declared an extremist group in the Republic of Moldova. This decision was announced on July 28 by the Central Court of Appeal, following the court's approval of a request submitted by the Intelligence and Security Service (SIS).

European integration in ten steps: Tofan Government presents priorities to EU Ambassador

The Government will continue to implement reforms and uphold the accelerated pace of the European Union accession process. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan reaffirmed this commitment during a meeting with the European Union Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Iwona Piórko, held on July 28 at the Government's offices.

CEC proposes validating Roman Roșca's Deputy mandate

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has requested that the Constitutional Court validate the mandate of Roman Roșca, who was an alternate candidate on the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) list in the recent parliamentary elections. This decision was made during a meeting on July 28, after the commission acknowledged the vacancy of a deputy mandate following Alexandr Trubca's resignation.

CEC approves amendments to Electoral Code for Gagauzia elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has expressed a favourable opinion on the amendments to the Electoral Code concerning the elections in Gagauzia. This opinion was approved on Tuesday, July 28, with five votes in favor and three against. One CEC member who voted against the amendments cited conflicting norms in the legislation as their reason for opposing the changes.

"No censorship, no blacklists": Moldova denounces CIS agreement on books

The Republic of Moldova has decided to withdraw from the Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Publishing, Book Distribution, and Printing, which was signed in Almaty on February 10, 1995, as part of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). This decision was approved by the Parliament during its meeting on July 28.

Prime Minister does not rule out the return of former minister Radu Musteața to public service

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan regrets the resignation of the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Radu Musteața, but considers his decision to be "a test of political maturity and fairness", following the scandal related to information about his political past. At the same time, the Head of the Executive mentioned that he would like the former minister to remain in the public service, appreciating him as one of the few managers capable of managing complex institutions.

Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță receives new appointment

Andrian Gavriliță, the former Minister of Finance in the Munteanu Government, continues to work in the Executive despite no longer being part of the Tofan Cabinet.

Parliament passes anti-discrimination bill despite protest by Diana Caraman

On Tuesday, July 28, the Parliament session was disrupted by a protest led by Diana Caraman, the leader of the Communist Party faction. She blocked the central tribune of the Legislature in response to a decision to limit speaking time during the examination of a draft law aimed at combating discrimination.

Admission 2026: More than 10,000 applications filed on the first day

More than 10,000 young people submitted their applications for admission to higher education on the first day of registration at universities in the Republic of Moldova. According to the Ministry of Education and Research (MEC), there are three days remaining in the admission period.

New fiscal measures for Transnistrian region postponed until September 1

The implementation of tax benefits for economic agents in the Transnistrian region and the launch of the Convergence Fund, which aims to support the Republic of Moldova's reintegration, will be postponed by one month. Initially scheduled to take effect on August 1, these measures are now expected to begin on September 1 due to changes in the government and the extension of public consultations, according to Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri.

Opposition demands early elections at protest against higher gas tariffs

The parliamentary and extra-parliamentary opposition presented their demands during a protest on July 28 in front of the Legislative Assembly. The demands included early elections, the resignation of the director of JSC "Energocom," and a refusal to raise energy prices.

Parliament passes first reading of civic initiative bill

Citizens will play a more active role in the decision-making process. They will not only be able to participate in consultations on draft normative acts but also have the opportunity to propose initiatives for inclusion on the authorities' agenda. This provision is part of a draft law that has been voted on by Parliament in its first reading, introducing the concept of civic initiative into the legislation.