EU to redirect billions from cohesion funds to defence

Brussels is set to revise its rules for spending cohesion funds, potentially redirecting tens of billions of euros towards defence and security.

Moldova: A climate change hotspot

Moldova, one of Europe's most vulnerable countries to the impacts of climate change, is facing significant challenges that affect its people, economy, and environment.

Moldova’s challenges: Corruption, displacement, and healthcare reform

The summoning of the Russian Federation’s Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is a standard diplomatic procedure, although it is seen as delayed, according to Alexandru Tănase, the former president of the Constitutional Court.

Moldovan farmers drown in debt, seek government relief

Numerous Moldovan farmers are grappling with a severe financial crisis as banks seize their assets due to mounting debt accrued from agricultural loans.

Another drone, found in a village in Criuleni district

Another drone has been found in the Criuleni district. According to the General Police Inspectorate, the drone was discovered about an hour ago on the outskirts of Coșernița.

Adviser to the governor of Gagauzia was released

Mihail Vlah, the advisor to the governor of UTA Gagauzia, Evghenia Guțul, was released after his 72-hour detention period expired. The prosecutors lack a legal basis to request preventive measures in this case, allowing Vlah to be investigated while in freedom. This information was confirmed by Emil Gaitur, the press officer for the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases, in a statement to "Teleradio-Moldova."

The situation in Gagauz autonomy, discussed by Maia Sandu with Recep Erdogan at the UN Conference on Climate Change

President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu met with Turkish President Recep Erdogan during the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan,. The discussions focused on regional peace and stability, as well as the situation in Gagauzia.

Diplomatic tensions between Chișinău and Tbilisi: Georgian Charge d'Affaires summoned to Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Charge d'Affaires of the Embassy of Georgia in the Republic of Moldova, David Bochorishvili, was summoned today, November 12, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). The meeting addressed a series of recent statements made by Georgia's Prime Minister, Irakli Kobakhidze, which Moldovan authorities believe misrepresent the country's European aspirations and its electoral process.

New call for projects funded by the National Environmental Fund

The Ministry of the Environment has launched a new competition for project proposals funded by the National Environmental Fund for 2025. A total of 125 million lei will be allocated for this call. The competition aims to encourage initiatives from mayors and civil society focused on environmental protection, with an emphasis on two main areas: integrated water resource management and integrated waste management.

CSM convenes the General Assembly of Judges on December 19. Activity report, on the agenda

The CSM will hold the General Assembly of Judges on December 19, during which an activity report for the year will be presented. The members of the Superior Council of the Magistracy made the decision to convene the judges today.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova sent a note of protest to the Russian ambassador, Oleg Ozerov, in response to Moscow's interference in the country's elections and violations of its airspace

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) condemned the illegal and deliberate involvement of the Russian Federation in the electoral process in Moldova. According to the ministry, the aim of these interventions was to distort the results of the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum.

Case of treason involving the head of the Parliament's legal service and a Border Police officer sent to court

The Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Causes (PCCOCS) has filed charges of treason and conspiracy against the Republic of Moldova involving Ion Creangă, the head of the Parliament's legal service, as well as a suspended Border Police officer and his wife.