Moldovan ambassadors to meet in Chisinau to discuss foreign policy

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration (MFAEI) of Moldova is organising a meeting of Moldovan ambassadors in Chisinau from 16 to 17 August 2023. The event will be opened by President Maia Sandu and Deputy Prime Minister Nicu Popescu.

Fuel oil leak at Termoelectrica plant raises concerns about management

A commission of inquiry has presented its conclusions on the incident in the fuel oil household at the Termoelectrica plant in Chisinau, Moldova. The commission found that a steam pipe had cracked and an insignificant amount of fuel oil had leaked out, about 100-200 kg.

Moldova's food producers to attend Romanian fair after 10 years

The Republic of Moldova will participate again in the Food Industry Novelties Exhibition in Bucharest after a 10-year absence, the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Sergiu Harea, said at a press briefing.

Opinion polls must be authorised by CEC

Opinion polls on voter preferences conducted during the electoral period must be authorised by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC). Thus, legal entities for research/surveying and/or non-governmental organisations in the field registered in the Republic of Moldova will submit a request to the Commission, according to a regulation.

Germany to consider sending long-range missiles to Ukraine

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner on Monday expressed support for Germany to deliver Taurus cruise missiles requested by Kyiv to help repel Russian forces, AFP and Agerpres reported.

Health Minister's proposal to force drivers who cause fatal accidents to work in hospitals sparks debate

Moldova's Health Minister, Ala Nemerenco, has proposed that drivers who cause road accidents that result in fatalities should be required to work in hospitals alongside medical staff.

Moldova's European model of development a guarantee of security and prosperity

The European model of development is a guarantee of security and prosperity, which the Republic of Moldova should have adopted immediately after declaring independence, according to participants in the public debate with the title "The Price and Effects of Independence", organised by the IPN Agency. In their opinion, in the early 1990s there was no political class to promote this goal.

Moldova denounces CIS agreement on disarmament

Moldova has denounced another agreement with the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The agreement refers to the creation of a joint advisory commission on disarmament issues. Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi considers the denunciation of the document to be opportune, as the agreement has not been implemented in the country since it was signed in 1992, and is no longer relevant.

Moldova to make rail passenger transport more accessible for people with disabilities

Rail passenger transport in Moldova is to become more attractive and comfortable for people with disabilities, according to a regulation approved by the government. Special equipment will be installed on trains for these categories of people.

Inflation falls to 10.8% in Moldova

Inflation is no longer a risk to investment and consumption, and the monetary conditions created by the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) will support the economic recovery and growth, announced the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Octavian Armașu. BNM has revised its annual inflation rate and believes that the target of 5% will be reached in October.

Anti Corruption Prosecutor's Office disagrees with judges' decision to free Vladimir Andronachi

The Head of the Anti Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Veronica Dragalin, has responded to the release from house arrest of former MP Vladimir Andronachi on "personal guarantees" worth 22,000 lei, provided by two mayors from Cahul district, a religious leader, and a civilian. He is charged on several counts in the criminal cases - Bank Fraud and Metalferos. Current legislation does not allow the appeal of the decision in court.

Ukraine needs help with mine clearance. The country with the largest mined area on earth

Ukraine is the country with the largest mined area and not enough resources to clear the frontline. In an urgent appeal to allies, Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov said his soldiers were digging up as many as five mines per square metre laid by Russian troops in an attempt to limit Ukraine's counter-offensive. The official called for aid given by some nations, including Britain, to expand, reports The Guardian.