Voted by the Government // A new crossing point will be opened in Ungheni

A new border crossing point will be established in Ungheni. The Government has approved the beginning of negotiations and the signing of a protocol to amend the Agreement with Romania on state border crossing points.

EU will closely monitor Moldova's use of the €1.9 billion aid. Janis Mazeiks: "Trust, but verify"

The European Union will closely monitor how the authorities in Chisinau manage the funds from the Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova. EU Ambassador Janis Mazeiks warned that officials who embezzle European funds may face criminal charges. He noted that Moldovan legislation currently holds individuals accountable for the misuse of EU funds, which serves as an incentive to ensure that “things are done correctly.”

Municipal councilor Victor Chironda resigns

Municipal Councilor Victor Chironda has resigned, citing concerns about the current leadership at City Hall. He expressed his belief that the Chisinau Municipal Council (CMC) has become a passive extension of the MAN party and that its operations were completely obstructed.

Government approved the National EU Accession Program, outlining key priorities and the institutions involved

The Government of the Republic of Moldova has approved the National Programme for Accession to the European Union (PNA) for the period 2025–2029. This document outlines the steps the country will take to advance in the European integration process. The programme details the commitments the authorities have made to align national legislation with the EU acquis and implement essential reforms in key areas, including justice, the economy, public administration, agriculture, the environment, education, and infrastructure.

CNA conducts searches in northern Moldova in systemic corruption case targeting Drochia police officers

The National Anticorruption Center is conducting criminal prosecution actions in northern Moldova on Wednesday morning as part of several cases related to systemic corruption. The institution's spokesperson, Angela Starinschi, confirmed this information in an interview with Teleradio-Moldova.

May 28, 1812 – the day that changed Bassarabia’s fate and split people across the Prut

On May 28, 1812, the Treaty of Bucharest established peace between the Russian and Ottoman Empires, but it also resulted in the separation of Bassarabia from the Principality of Moldova. Without the consent of the local population, the territory situated between the Prut and the Nistru rivers was annexed to the Russian Empire, forming a province known as Bassarabia. More than two centuries later, historians note that the implications of this decision continue to impact society, which remains divided by the Prut border.

CSP designates today the candidate for the position of interim general prosecutor

The candidate for the interim position of Prosecutor General will be selected during the Superior Council of Prosecutors meeting on May 28. Individuals interested in this position have 24 hours to submit their applications. This decision was made during the Council meeting, following the swearing-in of former Prosecutor General Ion Munteanu as a judge at the Supreme Court of Justice.

Expert: Moldova will no longer rely on the Cuciurgan Power Plant after the Vulcănești–Chișinău line is completed

The completion of the Vulcănești-Chișinău high-voltage power line by the end of the year will enable the Republic of Moldova to reduce its dependence on the Cuciurgan Thermal Power Plant. In an interview with Moldova 1, energy expert Eugen Muravschi stated that integrating the energy supply with Romania will decrease energy security risks and remove reliance on infrastructure controlled by Tiraspol.

Moldovan citizen was evacuated from Gaza

A citizen of the Republic of Moldova was evacuated from the Gaza Strip today, May 27, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The woman is currently safe and is expected to return to the Republic of Moldova shortly with the support of the authorities. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, her three children will remain in the Gaza Strip in the care of their deceased father's family.

Activity of the Leova customs post, temporarily suspended due to the rise in the Prut River level

The Leova customs post will be temporarily closed until 6:00 p.m. due to maintenance work on the pontoon bridge at the "Leova–Bumbata" crossing point. The Customs Service implemented this measure in response to the significant increase in the Prut River's level.

EBU Summit starts in Chisinau. TRM – host of the EBU News Contacts Meeting 2025

The annual meeting of journalists from the European public media network, the EBU News Contacts Meeting 2025, began today in Chisinau. The event brings together over 100 representatives from public radio and television stations across 56 member states and associated states of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). This year, for the first time, the meeting is hosted by the "Teleradio-Moldova" Company (TRM) in the Republic of Moldova.

Expert: Prosecutor General appointment process must be accelerated

The president of the Moldovan Legal Resources Center, Ilie Chirtoacă, warns that appointing a new Prosecutor General with full authority could take more than six months. After the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) designates an interim Prosecutor General, a new competition will be held, and the required vetting procedure must be completed. This lengthy process poses a risk of keeping the Prosecutor General's Office in an extended interim period, especially during an election year.