Dan Perciun: Prime Minister candidacy is the party's decision

The future Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova should be someone who meets society's expectations, can establish a positive relationship with the ruling party, and can easily integrate into its values and policies, according to Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education and Research. When asked if he would be a suitable candidate for this position, Perciun stated that the decision is not up to him.

Alexandru Tănase: Government reset—the decisive test before three election years

The government reset in Chisinau presents an opportunity for the administration to make up for lost time in implementing reforms ahead of the upcoming three electoral years, according to constitutional expert Alexandru Tănase. However, the success of this initiative hinges on maintaining political consensus regarding European integration, as noted by Europuls expert Tana Foarfă.

Gagauzia asks court to delay hearing for Chisinau talks

The newly elected speaker of Gagauzia’s People’s Assembly (APG), Valentin Gaidarji, is seeking a judicial reprieve to initiate political negotiations with Moldova's central government regarding local regional elections.

City Hall ready to support Arc de Triomphe rehabilitation

Municipal authorities are seeking clarifications from the Ministry of Culture about the rehabilitation of monuments in the center of Chisinau. The deputy mayors of the capital plan to formally request a list of the documents and authorizations required from the municipality for the repair of the Arc de Triomphe and other government-administered sites.

Brussels signals full support for Moldova amid transition

The resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu will not affect the European Union's ongoing support for Moldova. Brussels expressed firm confidence that Chisinau will swiftly form a new government to sustain its reform agenda and accession path.

Grosu: New Moldova PM must enact tough EU-required reforms

The incoming Moldovan cabinet configuration will remain largely unchanged following the recent resignation of Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. Parliament Speaker and Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) leader Igor Grosu announced the decision on July 6, emphasizing the critical need for institutional stability during the country’s European integration process.

Eugen Doga Airport deploys extra staff to handle nocturnal surges

Chisinau Eugen Doga International Airport authorities have urged passengers to arrive at the terminal well ahead of schedule to mitigate queues and ensure timely departures during the peak summer holiday season.

Moldova hosts opening stages of Tour of Romania 2026

The Tour of Romania 2026 will achieve a historic milestone by launching its opening stages in the Republic of Moldova. This marks the first time in the competition's history that the race crosses the Prut River.

Three parties dominate Moldova's 98.2 million lei political funding

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has issued an official warning to all Moldovan political parties regarding their mid-year transparency obligations. Parties must submit their financial reports for the first half of the current year by July 15.

ODA disburses €4.65m in non-reimbursable grants to Moldovan SMEs

Moldovan small and medium enterprises (SMEs) secured over €4.65 million (approx. 91.38 million MDL) in non-reimbursable grants during the first half of 2026. The financial support, managed by the Entrepreneurship Development Organization (ODA), has targeted 383 companies nationwide.

DNA test resolves 30-year Everest 'Green Boots' mystery

The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has conclusively identified the frozen remains of Mount Everest’s most famous landmark, known as 'Green Boots', as Indian climber Dorje Morup. The breakthrough was achieved through a definitive DNA analysis, resolving a three-decade-old mountaineering enigma.

Opposition boycott challenges Moldova's cabinet reset amid EU drive

The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) announced on Monday, July 6, that it will refuse to participate in official consultations called by President Maia Sandu to nominate a new prime minister. The pro-Russian opposition party characterized the discussions as a mere formality designed to simulate constitutional compliance.