Delayed commitments cause Moldova to miss $170m IMF funding

The Republic of Moldova will not receive the final IMF tranche of approximately $170 million (equivalent to about 2.9 billion lei).

Chișinău to shut down Ruskii Dom over Kremlin propaganda

Moldova is moving to close the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Chișinău, a body officially denounced as "an instrument of Kremlin propaganda."

Tiraspol energy crisis: Why Transnistria residents are facing exploding utility bills

The cost of heating and hot water has dramatically increased in Transnistria (Dniester left bank), with residents complaining of a "significant increase" in their Transnistria heating bills.

$217 million Danish support package for Ukraine approved

A new Denmark military aid Ukraine package, with a total value of approximately $217 million (1.4 billion Danish kroner), has been approved by the Danish Government and Parliament to boost Danish support for Ukraine.

40-day shutdown concludes, but Democrats decry “betrayal”

Despite the Republican majority, Senate rules required several Democratic votes for the budget resolution to pass.

Moldova-Norway relations strengthen with Chișinău diplomatic office

Norway has inaugurated an Embassy office in Chișinău, a significant move praised by authorities as one of major importance in developing Moldova-Norway relations.

Moldova curriculum reform 2027: $250M investment in model schools

The Moldova curriculum reform will see the entire school curriculum fully revised by 2027, ensuring all subjects have new textbooks adapted to modern teaching and learning standards.

Moldova's church split escalates: Bessarabia exposes pro-Russia priests

The Metropolis of Moldova (led by Metropolitan Vladimir and subject to the Moscow Patriarchate) has voiced concern over "unfriendly and denigrating statements" targeting the Orthodox Church of Moldova (COM).

C-130 Hercules crash: 20 Turkish soldiers killed near Azerbaijan border

A serious Turkish military plane crash occurred in eastern Georgia, where a Turkish military C-130 aircraft crashed on Tuesday, suffering the loss of all 20 soldiers aboard.

Lack of candidates challenges Moldova's justice reform

With 103 finalized evaluations out of 183 notifications, including 63 promotions and 40 failed integrity tests, the Judges Vetting Commission is nearing the completion of the process for sitting judges. The evaluation deadlines for other categories have been extended.

Civil Society demands rapid opening of EU clusters for Moldova

Authorities in the Republic of Moldova are urged to consolidate the rule of law, uphold the rights of children and persons with disabilities, improve labor legislation, and enhance Government cooperation with civil society organizations.

Gherasimov: EU accession is for the people, not Brussels

The Government will hold public consultations next week regarding the update of the National Accession Program for Moldova EU accession.