Moldova’s Parliament signals European solidarity as Baltic leaders arrive for solemn session

The speakers of the Baltic parliaments from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia will conduct an official visit to Chisinau next week. The announcement was made by the Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, Igor Grosu, ahead of the new legislative term.

CSIS report: Russian military losses in Ukraine surpass all post-WWII conflicts

By the end of the fourth year of the war in Ukraine, Russian military casualties had reached a staggering 1.198 million personnel. According to a report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 2025 alone saw 425,000 Russian troops killed or wounded.

From farm to market: How ANSA’s regulatory overhaul is fueling Moldova’s rural entrepreneurship.

The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) reports that 33 micro-producers have successfully formalized their businesses over the past year. This milestone follows a strategic shift in regulations designed to simplify certification for small-scale food operators.

Transnistrian business integration into Moldova's legal framework grows

Transnistrian businesses are increasingly formalizing their operations under Republic of Moldova jurisdiction to access international markets. Despite political hurdles, 2,478 companies from the breakaway region are now registered with Moldova's Public Services Agency (ASP) as of mid-2025.

Prime Minister Munteanu declares national solidarity amid disruptive winter storms

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has announced emergency measures across Moldova as the country grapples with severe winter weather and hazardous road conditions.

Three Comrat residents under investigation for orchestrating migrant trafficking to the EU

Moldovan prosecutors have dismantled a sophisticated human smuggling network operating out of Comrat, Gagauzia. Three men, aged 30, 33, and 35, are currently under investigation for illegally transporting migrants from Asia and Africa into several European Union member states.

Olympic flame arrives in Alpine host city ahead of Winter Games opening

The Olympic flame reached Cortina d'Ampezzo on Tuesday, marking its arrival in one of the primary host venues for this year’s Winter Games. The torch arrived in the Alpine community of 6,000 residents exactly 70 years after the resort first hosted the Winter Olympics in 1956.

Moruțan debuts as Rapid București secures late victory to keep title hopes alive

Rapid București secured their 13th victory of the Romanian Superliga season with a 2-1 away win against UTA Arad. This crucial result in the 23rd round lifts the "Giuleștenii" back to second place, trailing leaders CS Universitatea Craiova by a single point.

Moldovan Army mobilized as Chisinau leadership demands unified emergency response

Mayor Ion Ceban has formally requested the central government to convene the National Emergency Committee, citing hazardous weather conditions and "black ice" paralyzing the capital and the country.

Strategic Shift: EU-India landmark deal ends two decades of negotiations

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen finalized a historic trade and security agreement with India in New Delhi on January 27, 2026. This landmark deal, which spent two decades in negotiation, aims to provide a blueprint for stability in an increasingly fractured global order. The agreement marks a decisive pivot for the European Union as it seeks to diversify its strategic partnerships and reduce economic dependencies.

Staged accession: the new European blueprint for Moldova’s integration

The European Commission is developing a simplified, accelerated accession mechanism for the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. This strategic shift responds to the geopolitical pressures of the ongoing war.

Chisinau and Warsaw forge strategic defense partnership to counter hybrid risks

Moldova’s Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi met with his Polish counterpart, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, in Warsaw on January 26 to initiate a new bilateral defense agreement.