“Their sacrifice shaped this nation”: Border Police honored fallen heroes in Afghanistan and on the Nistru

The General Inspectorate of the Border Police organized a commemorative event to honor the heroes who lost their lives in the conflict in Afghanistan and during the Nistru war. This occasion served as a moment of gratitude for those who sacrificed their lives for the independence and sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova.

Global division intensifies as US-Israeli strikes hit Iran; Russia denounces 'unprovoked aggression'

World capitals reacted with immediate alarm on Saturday following a joint U.S. and Israeli military operation against Iran. While European governments largely called for de-escalation, Moscow issued a harsh condemnation of the intervention.

Reza Pahlavi signals imminent collapse of Iranian regime following US support

Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s last Shah, has issued a strategic appeal to the Iranian people and armed forces, declaring that the Islamic Republic is nearing a state of total collapse.

Israel declares nationwide state of emergency amid Iran conflict; Ben Gurion airport closed

Israel enters a nationwide state of emergency effective Saturday, February 28, 2026, at 08:00 AM, following the escalation of military operations against Iran. The Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and Ambassador Alex Roitman have confirmed the total suspension of non-essential activities across the country.

IMF Article IV consultations confirm Moldova’s economic recovery amid EU integration efforts

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board has concluded its Article IV consultations with Moldova, signaling a steady yet cautious recovery. While the economy is rebounding from recent systemic shocks, experts warn that the path to long-term stability remains exposed to significant external risks.

Moldova marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science with 28 awards

The Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) honored 28 prominent women researchers for their 2025 achievements during a ceremony marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The event gathered leaders from academia, research institutes, and public authorities to celebrate excellence in fields ranging from genetics and IT to law and history.

Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs honors veterans of the 1992 War of Independence

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) has launched "The Living History of MAI," a strategic campaign dedicated to the veterans who defended Moldova’s sovereignty during the 1992 Nistru conflict.

Moldova’s Energocom severs operational ties with Moldovagaz, launches independent service hub

Energocom, Moldova's state-owned energy supplier, will launch its first dedicated customer relations center in Chisinau on March 2, 2026. This move officially ends the company's reliance on Moldovagaz’s infrastructure for consumer services.

Economic Forum in Zurich boosts investment in Moldova: €26 million annual support and new export opportunities

A business forum held in Zurich focused on attracting investments and fostering collaboration between the business sectors of the Republic of Moldova and Switzerland. This event was a key topic during discussions between Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi and his Swiss counterpart, Ignazio Cassis, in Bern.

German Chancellor Merz condemns Russia’s ‘profound barbarism’ as invasion enters fourth year

​German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has delivered a blistering assessment of the Kremlin regime, twice declaring within five days that Russia has descended into "the nadir of profound barbarism." The Chancellor’s remarks were made during a media interview and at the "Café Kyiv" event in Berlin, marking the four-year anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Slovakia halts emergency power to Ukraine in retaliation for oil transit freeze

Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that Slovakia will suspend all emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine effective February 23. The move marks a sharp escalation in regional tensions, directly linking energy aid to the restoration of Russian oil flows through the "Druzhba" pipeline.

Security over sovereignty: Iceland’s accelerated path to the EU

Iceland is considering an early referendum on resuming European Union accession talks, potentially moving the vote from 2027 to as early as August 2026. The Icelandic Parliament is expected to announce the official date within the coming weeks, following reports by Politico.