Chișinău budget crisis: Moldovan capital lacks 2025 spending plan

Chișinău, the capital of Moldova, is operating in October without an approved annual budget for 2025.

Moldova: Alexandru Munteanu named new Prime Minister nominee

Moldova’s Prime Minister Dorin Recean is confident that Alexandru Munteanu, the governing party's nominee to lead the new Government, will move things 'in the right direction,' emphasizing that Mr Munteanu's experience suits him for 'the two aspects we had to address – security and justice reform, the cornerstones of a healthy economy.'

Moldovan Government spokesperson resigns ahead of parliamentary validation

The Moldovan Government's spokesperson, Daniel Vodă, has delivered a farewell address following the Cabinet's final meeting before the results of the recent parliamentary elections are validated.

UK sends drone countermeasure experts to Moldova to boost defence

The latest meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, attended by more than 50 nations, including US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, will be co-chaired by German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius and his UK counterpart, John Healey.

Romania and Germany back swift EU enlargement for Moldova and Ukraine

Romania has reiterated its strong support for the European Union’s enlargement process, focusing on the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, and the Western Balkans.

Moldova PM nominee Alexandru Munteanu addresses Pandora Papers allegations

Economist and businessman Alexandru Munteanu has issued his first public statement since being nominated for the post of Prime Minister of the former Soviet republic of Moldova.

Romania: Moldova ‘faces no military threat’ while Ukraine resists

Romania’s President Nicușor Dan said the Republic of Moldova faces “no military threat” as long as Ukraine resists, and ruled out the possibility of a Russian attack on the country.

Chișinău Mayor Ceban eyes parliament for capital’s solutions

Chișinău mayor Ion Ceban says he hopes to secure parliamentary solutions for some of the capital's issues.

OPINIONS | Recean’s resignation, a tactical move? Next prime minister may aim for the presidency

Experts recommend that the new Cabinet of Ministers prioritize several key areas: economic growth, justice reform, accelerating European integration, improving the quality of life, reducing inflation, and increasing pensions. They emphasize the importance of having a diverse cabinet composition that includes not only representatives from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) but also professionals from various fields and other political parties. This diversity will help ensure effective contributions to the consolidation of reforms.

Peskov: Chisinau 'clinging to power.' Analyst: 'Moscow should look in the mirror'

Moscow has accused Chisinau of "clinging to power" and adopting an "unfriendly" stance towards Russia following the Moldovan government's approval of the National Military Strategy for 2025–2035. This statement was made by Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for the President of the Russian Federation, in a comment to the Russian press. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Chisinau has not yet responded to these accusations. Meanwhile, experts warn that the Kremlin poses a security threat to the Republic of Moldova by maintaining its troops on Moldovan territory.

Chisinau remains without two deputy mayors: Olga Ursu and Angela Cutasevici go to Parliament

Chisinau is now without two deputy mayors, Olga Ursu and Angela Cutasevici, who were elected to the new Parliament as candidates from the "Alternative" Electoral Bloc. The announcement was made by Ion Ceban, who previously stated that he would continue in his role as mayor.

Dorin Recean resigns as Prime Minister and Member of Parliament

Prime Minister Dorin Recean will not continue as the head of the next Cabinet of Ministers, despite the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) securing a parliamentary majority in the recent elections. This party previously helped him attain the position of Prime Minister. Additionally, Dorin Recean is resigning from his position as a deputy, which he won in the parliamentary elections held on September 28. This information was announced during a press conference on Monday, October 13, by Prime Minister Recean and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.