Experts: Russia still top threat to Moldova, international cooperation is key

The main threat to the Republic of Moldova's security is Russian aggression, and the best solution lies in enhancing regional and international cooperation. Mihai Mogâldea, an expert at the Institute for European Policies and Reforms (IPRE), stated that one of the most effective ways to build resilience against Russian hybrid warfare is through the exchange of experiences and strengthening regional partnerships. This was mentioned on the eve of the second edition of the Moldova Security Forum 2025, which will take place in Chisinau.

Heavy trucks banned on a national road undergoing repairs

The National Roads Administration (AND) announced that traffic from heavy vehicles will be redirected to the G39 R14 – Unchitești – Țîpordei – R19 road near the construction site.

CNPF issues warning: scammers pose as phone operators and send harmful apps

The National Commission for Financial Markets (CNPF) is warning citizens about a rise in fraud involving the remote control of their phones via messaging applications. The organization advises people not to install any applications that are requested via messages or phone calls. Additionally, it urges individuals to end any suspicious conversations immediately.

Germany grants €24.4 million to support Moldova’s European integration

Germany strongly supports Moldova's European journey. The country will receive an additional €24.4 million in the form of a grant. This funding will aid in Moldova's accession to the European Union and its modernization efforts. The announcement was made by German Ambassador to Moldova, Hubert Knirsch, during a meeting with Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.

Head of Environmental Protection Inspectorate dismissed; Minister says institution needs “a new vision”

The Director of the Inspectorate for Environmental Protection, Ion Bulmaga, was dismissed from his position. The Minister of the Environment, Gheorghe Hajder, thanked him for his work but stated that "the institution needs a new vision".

EU leaders will decide on launching negotiation clusters with Moldova and Ukraine on December 18

European officials have reaffirmed their support for the enlargement of the European Union, highlighting the significance of Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova in advancing through the accession process. These remarks were made in anticipation of the General Affairs Council of the European Union, scheduled for November 17 in Brussels.

Fake letter with fabricated signature and stamp, falsely attributed to Defense Minister, spreads online

A fake thank-you letter, purportedly signed by Anatolie Nosatîi, the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Moldova, was circulated on some Telegram channels and promoted on social media. The Ministry of Defense stated that the document features a forged signature, a non-existent stamp, an invented letterhead, and other clearly fraudulent elements.

Young people spend most cultural vouchers on books: 70% used for reading

Over the past three years, more than 13,000 young people from the Republic of Moldova have benefited from the "Cultural Voucher" program. This initiative was designed to help the new generation gain access to cultural resources. In 2025 alone, over 5,000 young individuals used the vouchers to purchase books and tickets for shows, movies, or concerts.

Former National Hotel will be fenced by Chisinau City Hall; owner to cover costs

The mayor of Chisinau, Ion Ceban, announced that the City Hall will install a fence around the former National Hotel. This decision comes after a minor was found lifeless on the property in early November. Access to the abandoned building has remained unrestricted, allowing anyone to enter.

Embezzlement exceeds 1 million lei: two company officials imprisoned

The administrator of a company in the Ștefan Vodă district and its accountant were sentenced to 11 and 10 years in prison, respectively, for crimes including embezzlement, fraud, document forgery, and the presentation of falsified evidence. The Prosecutor General's Office reports that the total damage caused exceeds 1 million lei.

Moldova’s average salary is two times lower than in the EU’s lowest-paying country

In the Republic of Moldova, employees earn half as much as those in Bulgaria, which has the lowest salaries in the European Union (EU). However, compared to salaries in Luxembourg, the EU's highest-earning country, Moldovan workers receive 10 times less.

NIJ director joins ERA board: ‘This nomination is an honor’

Ramona Strugariu, the Director of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) of the Republic of Moldova, has been proposed and unanimously accepted for membership on the board of the Academy of European Law (ERA). This organization was established at the initiative of the European Parliament and brings together legal professionals from various fields.