“TUX” case in court: Defendants face up to 10 years in prison

The criminal investigation into the "TUX" case, which involves a pyramid investment platform that resulted in several Moldovans losing their money, has now been completed. As a result, multiple individuals are being charged and will face trial. The General Inspectorate of Police (IGP) has not disclosed the exact number of scheme organizers who will appear in court, but it has indicated that investigations into additional suspects are ongoing.

Parliament adopts new rules for foreigners: Risk profile and proof of means of support required

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova adopted a new law on Friday that regulates the stay of foreigners in the country. This legislation was approved in its final reading and includes an amendment that shortens the processing time for applications to confirm the right to work. Additionally, the law introduces the concept of a "risk profile" to identify individuals who may pose a threat to national security.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs appoints Dumitru Socolan as Secretary General, with over 30 years’ experience

Dumitru Socolan, the former ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Japan, has been appointed as the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

Republic of Moldova ranks 31st in press freedom, ahead of Romania, United States, and Italy

The Republic of Moldova has improved its position to 31st place in the 2026 World Press Freedom Index. According to a report published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), the country has advanced four places compared to the previous year, achieving a score of 74.77 points. This positive development occurs amid a concerning global context, where press freedom has reached its lowest level in the past 25 years.

Wild foxes vaccinated against rabies

The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) has initiated an anti-rabies vaccination campaign targeting wild foxes. This campaign is scheduled to run from April 29 to May 8, 2026, during which time vaccine baits will be distributed manually across the Republic of Moldova. Authorities are urging the public to observe precautionary measures over the next two weeks, particularly in supervising pets.

Expert: Political instability in Romania risks “disconnection from EU-level discussions”

The political instability in Romania, highlighted by the motion of censure against the Bologna Government, poses risks to both domestic governance and external relations. According to Tana Foarfă, director of Europuls Romania, the absence of an executive in Bucharest could significantly affect the European Union's future budget.

Drinking water for hundreds of families in Moscovei village; works due June 2026

Residents of the village of Moscovei in the Cahul district will soon have access to drinking water directly in their homes, thanks to the completion of an infrastructure project under the National Program "European Village." The investment, estimated at over 10 million lei, includes the construction of aqueduct networks, two water towers, an artesian well, and the connection of hundreds of households and public institutions.

CFM recalls hundreds of employees to work and announces payment of salary arrears

The more than 400 employees of the "Calea Ferată din Moldovei" (CFM) enterprise will return to work on May 4. Their forced leave lasted more than four months, due to high fuel costs, reduced cargo volumes and damaged infrastructure. According to the enterprise's director, salary arrears have been fully covered. The employees say they are looking forward to returning to work after facing several challenges.

National Integrity Authority detects over 1.5 million lei unjustified wealth in case of Marina Tauber

Former MP Marina Tauber, who was sentenced to seven years and six months in prison in connection with the illegal financing of the former "Șor" Party, is now facing a new finding from the National Integrity Authority (ANI). Inspectors discovered a significant discrepancy of 1,555,258 lei between her acquired assets, reported income, and actual expenses incurred during the period from April 1, 2020, to December 10, 2024.

Eleonora Romanescu honored with anniversary exhibitions and a commemorative coin

Eleonora Romanescu dedicated her life to art, painting according to the inspiration of her heart. She was honored in her home country on the centenary of her birth. Villagers paid tribute to her at the gymnasium in Leșeni, Telenești, which is named after her. The National Bank of Moldova issued a commemorative coin in her honor. Additionally, the "Constantin Brâncuși" Gallery and the National Museum of Art of Moldova opened exhibitions to celebrate her legacy.

Maia Sandu signs decree: Alexandru Machidon becomes Prosecutor General

President Maia Sandu signed a decree on April 30, appointing Alexandru Machidon as the Prosecutor General of the Republic of Moldova. Machidon has been serving in an interim capacity since May 28, 2025. He is set to take the oath of office on April 30, 2026, at which point he will fully assume his duties.

Nicolae Furtună: Family doctors key to boosting trust in vaccination

Vaccination is the most effective method of disease prevention; however, the Republic of Moldova is experiencing immunization rates that fall below the recommended levels. This decline increases the risk of diseases such as measles and whooping cough making a comeback, said Nicolae Furtună, the head of the National Agency for Public Health (ANSP), during the "Bună Dimineața" show on Moldova 1. He emphasized the importance of vaccination for individuals of all ages.