Dumitru Alaiba appointed to NBM Supervisory Board: "I’ll work for a European Moldova"

Dumitru Alaiba was appointed to the Supervisory Board of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM). A draft resolution to this effect was approved on July 10 by 56 deputies in Parliament.

Experts note Trump’s growing criticism of Putin: "Russia's war in Ukraine targets the West"

Moscow has exploited various crises and the decline in international support for Kyiv to destabilize the security framework. Meanwhile, the United States is adopting a strong stance in light of shifting geopolitical dynamics. US President Donald Trump's rhetoric suggests a reevaluation of Vladimir Putin and Moscow's strategies, as noted by Black Sea expert Mihai Isac during the Moldova 1 show "IN CONTEXT," broadcast on July 9.

Tougher penalties for attacking journalists: fines and jail time

Individuals who intimidate or assault journalists face significant penalties, including fines, community service, or even imprisonment. A series of proposed legislative amendments by PAS deputies Liliana Nicolaescu-Onofrei and Igor Chiriac aim to impose stricter sanctions on those who deliberately obstruct the work of media representatives. The objective of this initiative is to enhance legal protections for press freedom and ensure the safety of journalists.

Tiraspol prolongs economic emergency in the transnistrian region

In the Transnistrian region, the state of emergency for the economy was extended until August 9. The Supreme Soviet in Tiraspol approved, on July 9, the decree issued by separatist leader Vadim Krasnoselski.

Former U.S. envoy appointed Moldova's ambassador to Sweden

The former ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to the United States and Mexico, Viorel Ursu, will head our diplomatic mission in Sweden.

Anti-corruption prosecutor named deputy director of the National Institute of Justice

Prosecutor Ghennadi Epure was appointed as the Deputy Director of the National Institute of Justice. This appointment occurred during the Council meeting on July 8.

Moldova failed to procure meningitis vaccines, Health Minister explains the reasons

The Moldovan authorities have failed to finalize a transaction for the procurement of meningitis vaccine, despite setting aside nearly five million lei for the purchase of 5,000 doses this year.

Expert on Moldova 1 TV: U.S. arms deliveries vital for Ukraine and align with White House interests

The United States' decision to resume arms deliveries to Ukraine is crucial for maintaining a balance of power in a conflict with global consequences. According to critical infrastructure expert Alexandru Georgescu, Ukraine relies not only on the weapons provided but also on the steadfastness of its allies.

Wheat harvest begins in Moldova; farmers stay optimistic

In various regions of the country, farmers started the wheat harvest. In Soroca, farmers report that this year's harvest is better than in previous years.

Expert: Russia coordinates three electoral blocs in Moldova's parliamentary elections

Pro-Russian parties and influence networks coordinated by the Russian Federation pose a significant threat to the democracy of the Republic of Moldova. Their goal is to undermine Moldova's statehood, compromise its sovereignty, divert the country from its European path, and transform it into a zone of influence controlled by Moscow. This warning was issued by public policy and security expert Andrei Curararu during the IN CONTEXT show on Moldova 1. Curararu also stated that the upcoming parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova risk becoming a geopolitical confrontation with regional implications.

Moldova's population shrinks amid demographic crisis

As of January 1, 2025, Moldova's resident population numbered 2.381 million, a decrease of over 42,000, or 1.7%, compared to the previous year.

Moldova: Middle schoolers begin supplementary exams

Today, July 8, middle school graduates in Moldova are sitting for their "History of Romanians and Universal History" exam, part of the national supplementary examination session.