Gavrilița urges stronger democratic safeguards at Strasbourg forum

Former Moldovan Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilița called for stronger democratic institutions, transparent AI systems and independent media at the World Forum for Democracy in Strasbourg on November 3.

Moldova care system could help 80,000 women return to work

Moldova is considering an integrated care system that could help more than 80,000 women return to work, while expanding childcare services could increase GDP per capita by 2.6% by 2037, a study estimates.

Over 700 IP addresses were involved in the cyberattack

The massive cyberattack on state systems was made possible by exploiting vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized access to data. Mihai Lupașcu, Director of the Cybersecurity Agency (ASC), states that the scale of the incident points to the involvement of highly skilled attackers, with at least 700 IP addresses already identified as being involved.

Data leaks could enable manipulation, but not direct account theft, Minister Claudiu Năsui

Government systems face constant cyberattacks, and the most recent incident—which resulted in the exfiltration of data belonging to over 750,000 citizens—has prompted authorities to urgently assess vulnerabilities within public networks. The Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Claudiu Năsui, announced on Radio Moldova that an investigation has been launched to identify the security breach while also providing assurances that the public's funds remain unaffected.

Supporting local producers boosts the economy: 'Made in Moldova 2027' launches three initiatives

The 24th edition of the National Exhibition “Made in Moldova” introduces three new initiatives to give local producers greater visibility. The event will take place from 27 to 31 January 2027 at Moldexpo, where nearly 500 producers are expected to gather under the slogan “At Home! Authentic! Home-grown!”

Recent rains fail to end Dniester River crisis, experts say

Recent rainfall across Moldova provided only temporary relief for the depleted Dniester River, failing to resolve a broader hydrological crisis threatening municipal water supplies, environmental authorities and independent specialists warned.

DW journalist Alina Kühnel on Moldova 1 TV: Moldova will receive EU support despite crisis meetings

The Republic of Moldova will remain a major beneficiary of the European Peace Facility, ranking just behind Ukraine. Furthermore, strengthened support for regional security and the defense industry continues to be a priority—despite disagreements regarding an increase in the European Union’s budget—stated Deutsche Welle (DW) journalist Alina Kühnel on the Moldova 1 TV.

Moldova’s EU path to 2030 hinges on reforms and geopolitics

Moldova has opened negotiations on two more European Union accession clusters, bringing 24 of 33 chapters into talks as political scientist Cristian Pîrvulescu says membership by 2030 remains possible.

EXCLUSIVE | Moldova aims to join the EU by 2030, says Dan Barna

The Republic of Moldova's accession process to the European Union is entering a decisive phase, with the prospect of concluding negotiations in 2028 and signing the treaty in 2030. According to Romanian MEP Dan Barna, Moldova is among the most advanced candidate countries, benefiting from renewed momentum from Brussels, which views enlargement through the lens of European security and geopolitical pressures.

Lithuanian Deputy Minister: "Russia tests NATO with drones; Ukraine protects us at a cost"

Russia is intensifying its attacks on Ukraine and using drones to test NATO's reaction and spread uncertainty within Western societies. For this reason, it is essential to strengthen regional security and maintain support for Kyiv, regardless of economic pressures. These statements were made to Moldova 1 by Lithuania's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kristupas Vaitiekūnas.

Marcos Perestrello on Moldova 1 TV: "We are enhancing defense capabilities against drone and hybrid attacks"

Repeated Russian drone incursions and regional security risks necessitate heightened vigilance and the accelerated strengthening of defense capabilities, and Ukraine must be supported so it can negotiate from a position of strength. Marcos Perestrello, President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly and Vice-President of the Portuguese Parliament, warned that Moscow seeks to undermine the cohesion of allied and partner nations through hybrid attacks and pressure on energy infrastructure; therefore, Europe’s response must be grounded in unity.

EU prepares accession roadmap for Moldova with veto curbs

The European Union is preparing a dedicated accession roadmap for Moldova, pairing accelerated institutional integration with transitional curbs on veto powers, following the fulfillment of 95% of Chișinău's agreed reform commitments.