Over 17 million cubic meters of gas delivered to Transnistrian region in the first week of February. Tiraspol's response is delayed

For the second consecutive day, the Transnistrian region has requested and received 3 million cubic meters of gas from Chisinau, drawing from the grant offered by the European Union. This volume represents the maximum limit allowed by the Commission for Emergencies (CSE) regarding the supply of European gas to areas on the left bank of the Nistru.

Victor Chirilă: The support of Romania and the EU helps the Republic of Moldova overcome Russian energy blackmail

The Republic of Moldova successfully coped with significant energy pressure from the Russian Federation. With the support of Romania, which provided natural gas at a capped price, Moldova could ensure that the right bank of the Nistru had adequate electricity and heating. This was stated by Victor Chirilă, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Bucharest, during an event focused on economic collaboration between the two countries.

Maia Sandu: "There are people at the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office and the PCCOCS who undermine this state"

At the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office and the PCCOCS there are people who undermine this state; they work in the interests of Șor and neither of these two institutions is doing its job well, said President Maia Sandu in the "Cutia Neagră" show on TV8.

Maia Sandu about another 60 million euros promised to the Transnistrian region by the EU: If Tiraspol does not meet the conditions, it will have to look for other solutions

President Maia Sandu confirmed on Thursday evening on a TV channel in Chisinau that Tiraspol has not given a response regarding the conditions put forward by the European Union and the Government of the Republic of Moldova for the continuation of financial aid in overcoming the energy crisis, after the end of the 10-day period in which the humanitarian funding worth 20 million euros is exhausted. The head of state mentioned that the European Union has prepared another 60 million euros as support during the heating season, but their allocation is conditional.

Ombudsman investigates death of 29-year-old at police station in Moldovan capital

The Ombudsman has initiated an ex-officio inquiry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of a 29-year-old man at the Rîșcani Police Inspectorate in Chișinău, where he had been questioned as a witness in a criminal case.

Universitatea Craiova beats Universitatea Cluj 1-0 in tense match

The Transylvanian club lost their away match against CS Universitatea Craiova with a score of 0-1.

Alexandru Dodon detained in Moldova over illicit enrichment case

Alexandru Dodon, the brother of former President Igor Dodon and the leader of the Socialist Party of Moldova, was detained for 72 hours.

Chișinău beauty salon death: Husband accuses cover-up

Roman Babițchi, the husband of businesswoman Liuba Babițchi, who tragically lost her life in a beauty salon in Chișinău, has broken his silence to reveal new details surrounding her death.

Dunkirk stuns Lille 5-4 in penalty shootout to reach quarter-finals

Union Sportive du Littoral de Dunkerque, a team from the French second division, eliminated Ligue 1 side Lille Olympique Sporting Club from the competition. Dunkerque reached the quarter-finals thanks to their victory in the penalty shootout.

Moldova's government offers EU-funded electricity compensation

The government of the Republic of Moldova is developing a mechanism for providing electricity compensation, funded by the European Union.

Innovative heating system: A Moldovan inventor's project was developed and tested with EU support

The burden of bills reduced with the help of a solar collector that produces thermal energy. It is the invention of Vladimir Ursu that was created and tested with the support of the European Union. Moreover, the installation can heat not only homes, but also industrial facilities. The daily electricity consumption is only two lei.

All citizens will receive electricity compensation by December 2025

All citizens of the Republic of Moldova will benefit from compensation for electricity by December 2025, thanks to the financial aid worth 250 million euros offered by the European Union. Prime Minister Dorin Recean explained in a video posted on Facebook that each family will pay the first 110 kWh of the bill at the rate that “was before the increase in energy prices”.