Prosecutor General Ion Munteanu chosen as Supreme Court judge

Prosecutor General Ion Munteanu was appointed by the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) to serve as a judge on the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ). This decision was made during a plenary session held on May 15, where five candidates were evaluated.

Entrepreneurship across the Nistru backed by development partners

Six newly established economic clusters will receive approximately $1.3 million in financial support to boost their development and promote economic cooperation between communities on both riverbanks. The assistance is provided by Sweden and the United Kingdom through the UNDP project "Advanced Cross-River Capacities for Trade"

Post-investment grants available for modern farm equipment

Over 300,000 US dollars will be distributed to 33 farmers in the Republic of Moldova who are investing in modern equipment and sustainable soil protection practices. This financial support is part of the Post-Investment Grants Program for Sustainable Land Management (MAC-P), which is implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry through the Agricultural Intervention and Payments Agency (AIPA).

Pride 2025 banned in Chisinau. GENDERDOC-M: Major human rights violation

The Pride 2025 march was banned in Chisinau. This decision was approved by municipal councilors from the MAN, PSRM, and PCRM during a meeting of the Chisinau Municipal Council (CMC) held on May 15. In protest, the PAS faction walked out of the hall.

Promo-LEX: Tiraspol may cut internet and mobile for "security". Ombudsman reacts

Tiraspol may disconnect mobile phones and internet services under the pretext of a so-called security threat. This is outlined in several amendments proposed for approval by the so-called Supreme Soviet. As a result, communication services could be suspended for up to 48 hours without a court decision, based solely on the request of an official from the Transnistrian security structures. The Promo-LEX Association and the People's Advocate argue that these provisions violate the right to free expression and access to information, limiting citizens' ability to seek help or report abuses.

Raids in Vulcănești: Three men detained for kidnapping a man

Three men were detained by the police on suspicion of kidnapping a 49-year-old man from the Vulcănești district. Following six months of investigations, law enforcement officers identified the suspects as members of a criminal group active in Gagauzia.

May 15 – International Day of Families, also marked in the Republic of Moldova

The International Day of Families is celebrated today, May 15, worldwide, including in the Republic of Moldova. Established by the UN General Assembly in 1993, this day promotes family values—solidarity, equality and mutual support – as the foundation of a healthy society. In 2025, the global theme is “Family and Climate Change”, highlighting the essential role of families in adopting a sustainable lifestyle. On this day, the Republic of Moldova's leadership sent congratulations and encouragement to citizens.

Why is Putin dodging Zelensky talks? Experts explain

Russia is attempting to use the ceasefire concept as a strategy for military consolidation and geopolitical advantage, say experts. They explain that Vladimir Putin is avoiding a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky because Moscow has not yet reached its strategic goal of preventing Kyiv from becoming a functioning democracy and a NATO member. Additionally, they believe the international community can influence the outcome of negotiations.

President of CSM about the creation of the Anti-Corruption Court: “Its need is unquestionable”

The need for an anti-corruption court is undeniable; however, its establishment will require time, according to Sergiu Caraman, the president of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM). He emphasizes that such a court is crucial for prioritizing major corruption cases and ensuring they are resolved within a reasonable timeframe. This step is necessary for restoring credibility in the judiciary.

How have Russian-Ukrainian peace negotiations evolved during the three years of war?

Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are set to begin today in Istanbul, marking the first direct negotiations in three years. Over the weekend, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his desire to resume discussions, aiming to continue from where they last paused in 2022.

MoldATSA workplace probe follows controller suicide

The Civil Aeronautical Authority (AAC) has launched an internal investigation at the State Enterprise MoldATSA following the death by suicide of a 26-year-old air traffic controller on May 13.

Moldova probes prison release of life-term inmates

The Ministry of Justice in Moldova has extended its internal investigation into the release of several individuals sentenced to life imprisonment, following the enforcement of the Amnesty Law and recent amendments to the Criminal Code.