Moldova could join the EU before reintegrating the Transnistrian region, authorities and experts

The Republic of Moldova may join the European Union before fully reintegrating the Transnistrian region. In this case, the implementation of EU laws and standards in the left bank of the Nistru could be temporarily suspended, following the model of Cyprus. Experts and officials involved in the Transnistrian settlement process believe this scenario is possible, arguing that Chisinau's European aspirations should not be hindered by the absence of a definitive political solution.

Moldova weighs Romania union for fast EU entry

Reuniting Moldova and Romania could accelerate Chișinău's path to the European Union, according to President Maia Sandu. However, such a decision must be made by a majority of citizens. Sandu outlined these views in an interview published on April 28 by the French newspaper Le Monde.

Moldova advances anti-trafficking measures

Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) convened the National Committee for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings to assess state prevention measures and current challenges.

Moldova prioritizes defense over expelling Russian envoy

Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi announced that Moldova will prioritize long-term defense investments over impulsive diplomatic reprisals following the discovery of a Russian drone in the capital.

US-backed swap frees Moldovan officers

A US-backed international swap freed two Moldovan Intelligence and Security Service (SIS) officers from Russian captivity. The multilateral operation took several months and actively involved the United States, Poland, and Romania.

Chiveri: Mining the border with the Transnistrian region aids Ukraine’s troop movements to front lines

Ukraine has begun mining the border with the Transnistrian region to free up some of the troops stationed there, allowing them to be transferred to the active front in the ongoing war. This assertion comes from Valeriu Chiveri, the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration. He stated that while the Russian Task Force (GOTR) on the left bank of the Nistru poses a security risk, it is not a significant threat.

Alexandru Munteanu at the Three Seas Initiative Summit: talks on energy, infrastructure, and connectivity

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Alexandru Munteanu, is scheduled to visit Dubrovnik, Croatia, from April 27 to April 29, 2026. He will participate in the 11th edition of the Three Seas Initiative Summit (3SI). This event gathers political leaders from the participating states, along with representatives from international financial institutions and strategic partners from Europe and the United States.

“Three colors, one identity”: Adoption of the tricolor in Moldova on April 27, 1990 marks the flag’s return

Between the demand for freedom in the streets during the late 1980s and early 1990s and the restrictions imposed during decades of Soviet occupation, the tricolour, which was "born" after 1800, stands as a powerful symbol of a nation that refused to forget its identity.

Maia Sandu: Free speech increasingly used for manipulation and disinformation

The future of democracies will hinge on the ability of institutions and societies to safeguard the truth, ensure a fair information environment, and maintain a balance between freedom of expression and security. This was emphasized by President Maia Sandu at the opening of the International Conference titled "Future of the 'Marketplace of ideas' in the context of the rise of the Internet, fake news, and Artificial Intelligence." The event, which began on Friday in Chisinau, brought together high-ranking officials and experts in constitutional law.

Maia Sandu in Ukraine honoring Chernobyl victims

The nuclear accident at Chernobyl, which occurred 40 years ago, showed that disasters do not respect borders. It also highlighted the strength of international solidarity. President Maia Sandu is visiting Ukraine on April 26 to honor "those who gave their health or even their lives to protect Europe from an even greater tragedy."

Moldova ends energy emergency as grid stabilizes

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu will address Parliament this Friday, April 24, to request the termination of the national energy state of emergency.

EU integration drives Moldova public admin overhaul

Public administration reform is an existential necessity for Moldova’s European integration, but it must transcend simple map-drawing. Alexandru Bujorean, the Mayor of Leova, warns that the process requires systemic transparency and a simultaneous downsizing of the central government.