State recovers 'Lukoil-Moldova' assets at Chișinău Airport

The assets of "Lukoil-Moldova" at the airport will be returned to state ownership within 20 days, as they were prior to 2005. On Monday, the Council for the Examination of Investments in Areas of Importance for State Security voted to deny approval for SRL "Lukoil-Moldova" 's investment activities in the Republic of Moldova. The authorities in Chisinau justified their decision by stating that "Lukoil-Moldova" failed to meet several requirements set by the Council since May 2024, according to Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.

Maia Sandu invites Greek companies to invest in the Republic of Moldova, citing reduced financial risk

The Republic of Moldova seeks Greece's support for EU accession and aims to enhance bilateral relations in renewable energy, infrastructure, agribusiness, digital services, and tourism development.

New natural gas tariffs will be announced in January 2026

The new natural gas tariffs are expected to be announced in January 2026. The clarifications were made on December 11 by the director of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), Alexei Taran, at the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee for Economy, Budget and Finance.

Teachers say the proposed Education Code changes are needed but hard to implement

Schools with a low enrollment will be gradually reorganized. This process will focus on 73 schools that have over 1,300 students, as announced by the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun.

New school reorganization starts: 73 institutions affected

School reorganization is set to be implemented gradually across institutions with low enrollment figures.

Moldova's growth lags EU: 1/3 of population in poverty

The Moldovan economy is projected to grow by two percent this year, increasing to three percent next year, a rate significantly below the average recorded in the European Union (EU) states.

Deputy Prime Minister Popșoi, ahead of Ozerov’s summons to the MFA: “I warned Russia that such behavior is unacceptable”

The Ambassador of the Russian Federation in Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, will be summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the afternoon of November 26. He will receive a new note of protest regarding the violation of the Republic of Moldova's airspace. According to Mihai Popșoi, the head of Moldovan diplomacy, Chisinau's actions are in accordance with international law and are proportionate.

Heating aid recalibrated: support to focus on the most vulnerable

The authorities' compensation for the cold season will be lower this year. The maximum amount will be reduced from 1,400 lei to 1,000 lei, while the minimum will be set at 500 lei, according to a draft discussed at the meeting on November 20 at the State Chancellery. The new rules, which will be in effect from November 2025 to March 2026, are intended to more effectively target aid to vulnerable households.

Moldova: 56 fatal work accidents in 9 months; 4.8x EU rate

In the first nine months of 2025, a total of 515 workplace accidents were recorded in the Republic of Moldova, 56 of which resulted in fatalities, according to official data.

Moldova construction: 40% growth, but labor shortage looms

The volume of construction works in the Republic of Moldova increased by almost 40 percent in the first nine months of this year, compared to the same period in 2024.

National Youth Council calls for compensatory measures for students: subsidies, vouchers, free accommodation

On International Students' Day, youth in the Republic of Moldova are advocating for higher scholarships and more opportunities. On November 17, the National Youth Council of Moldova (CNTM) launched a petition urging the government to either raise scholarships to the subsistence level or implement equitable support measures for students.

Farmers who suffered losses due to spring frosts receive compensation from the state

Farmers who experienced losses from spring frosts and July storms receive compensation, according to the Agricultural Intervention and Payments Agency (AIPA).