Sandu and President Nicușor Dan to attend Yerevan Summit

President Maia Sandu announced she is traveling to Yerevan today to attend the European Political Community (EPC) Summit. She is accompanied by Romanian President Nicușor Dan for the high-level meeting.

Sandu: Moldova must invest in defense amid drone risks

President Maia Sandu has reaffirmed Moldova's commitment to modernizing its national security infrastructure. Speaking during a strategic briefing on Saturday, the head of state addressed the increasing frequency of drone incursions and debris falling on national territory.

Moldova’s Speaker to join EU summit in Copenhagen

Speaker of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, will attend the Conference of Speakers of the European Union Parliaments (EUSC) held in Copenhagen from May 3–5.

Japan backs Moldova’s EU path and digital security

Japanese Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications, Hayashi Yoshimasa, reaffirmed Tokyo’s firm support for Moldova’s European integration and democratic reforms during an official visit to Chisinau.

Sandu to co-chair resilience session with Macron in Yerevan

President Maia Sandu will travel to Yerevan on May 4 to attend the European Political Community (EPC) Summit, hosted by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

Experts: Romania’s diplomacy toward Chișinău unchanged despite political crisis

Despite the political instability caused by the motion of censure against the Bolojan Government, experts emphasize that Bucharest's diplomatic strategy remains unchanged. This consistency ensures that support for the Republic of Moldova's European path is stable and ongoing.

Vlad Kulminski: tariff cuts on US imports mean short-term losses, long-term gains

Chisinau's decision to eliminate customs duties on imports from the United States represents a "visionary step," according to Moldovan Ambassador to Washington, Vlad Kulminski. He asserts that the long-term benefits will significantly outweigh any lost budget revenues.

No red flags on May 1 in Chisinau

Labor Day, marked on May 1, is disappearing from the political agenda of the Republic of Moldova. This year, the Great National Assembly Square in Chișinău stands empty, while employees with a day off choose to spend time with family and friends, in parks or outside the city.

Former ambassador to Japan appointed Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Dumitru Socolan, the former ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Japan, has been appointed as the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

National Integrity Authority finds unjustified wealth of over 1.5 million lei in case of former MP Marina Tauber

Former MP Marina Tauber, who was sentenced to seven years and six months in prison in connection with the illegal financing of the former "Șor" Party, is now facing a new finding from the National Integrity Authority (ANI). Inspectors discovered a significant discrepancy of 1,555,258 lei between her acquired assets, reported income, and actual expenses incurred during the period from April 1, 2020, to December 10, 2024.

Alexandru Machidon appointed Prosecutor General of the Republic of Moldova; Maia Sandu signs decree

President Maia Sandu signed a decree on April 30, appointing Alexandru Machidon as the Prosecutor General of the Republic of Moldova. Machidon has been serving in an interim capacity since May 28, 2025. He is set to take the oath of office on April 30, 2026, at which point he will fully assume his duties.

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.