Secretary General Artur Mija leaves government position

Artur Mija, the Secretary General of the Government and the Secretary General of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), has announced his resignation from both positions after a decade of political activity. He stated that the decision was made prior to the electoral campaign and is a personal choice. His resignation was approved during a government meeting on October 1, and Prime Minister Dorin Recean publicly thanked him for his activity.

Maia Sandu is Moldova’s best president, but Parliament is weak, expert

With a pro-European mandate, the new legislative has the responsibility of establishing a stable political and institutional balance. In light of previous shortcomings, constitutional expert Alexandru Tănase emphasizes the need for a significant change in the current composition of Parliament to effectively address the political challenges ahead.

Maia Sandu attends EPC Summit in Denmark on EU accession, economy, and regional peace

The European Political Community Summit, scheduled for October 1-2 in Copenhagen, Denmark, will focus on several key topics, including the advancement of Moldova's accession to the European Union, economic development, and regional peace and security. The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, will also be attending the meeting.

Maia Sandu on Moldova 1 TV: "Russia can no longer hit Moldova economically; we proved we can resist"

The Russian Federation will persist with its disinformation campaigns; however, it has become more challenging to apply pressure on the Republic of Moldova following the citizens' vote in the parliamentary elections on September 28. President Maia Sandu stated on the show "In Context" on Moldova 1 TV that Moldovans demonstrated "through honest voting" to Moscow that "we can resist and continue on our chosen path in the Republic of Moldova."

Standing ovation in Romanian Parliament for Moldova

On Monday, September 29, Romanian senators stood up and applauded the results of the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova, where the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) received over 50% of the votes. Before the session began at 4:00 p.m., the President of the Senate, Mircea Abrudean, congratulated the Moldovan people on the "result of the vote on September 28."

Parties must bridge divides for effective lawmaking

The preliminary results of the parliamentary elections indicate strong support from the citizens of the Republic of Moldova for a pro-European future. This comes despite a tense electoral environment characterized by challenges related to misinformation and allegations of manipulation. During the "IN CONTEXT" program on Moldova 1 TV, politicians and experts highlighted the increasing civic maturity of society and expressed high expectations for the new Legislature. They called for a commitment to strengthening the European path, implementing economic reforms, and overcoming political divisions for the benefit of the public.

PACE autumn session agenda: Moldova elections and new co-rapporteur

The parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova and the appointment of the second co-rapporteur for our country are key topics to be discussed during the autumn session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). This meeting will take place from September 29 to October 3 in Strasbourg, France.

How Moldova’s new government will be formed after the September election

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) is verifying and centralising results following the recent parliamentary elections before submitting documents to the Constitutional Court for validation.

Activist Marat Ghelman: 'Moldova is European; there is no other choice'

Marat Ghelman, a prominent gallerist, journalist, and social activist, states, "The Republic of Moldova is a European country." He believes that today's election is not merely "a choice between Europe and Russia, but rather between the past and the future." Ghelman was born and educated in Chisinau, later working in Russia. After the annexation of Crimea in 2014, he moved to Montenegro.

Nicușor Dan: A decisive, historic day for Moldova

President Nicușor Dan sent a message to Moldovan citizens in Romania on Sunday, urging them to participate in the parliamentary elections on September 28. He described these elections as "decisive" and "historic" for the country's future, according to HotNews.

Moldova signs international declaration for the protection of humanitarian personnel

Moldova has joined the declaration on protecting humanitarian personnel, reaffirming its commitment to international law and safe humanitarian work. The document was signed in New York by the country’s permanent UN representative, Gheorghe Leucă.

Former President Nicolae Timofti calls for unity and responsibility ahead of parliamentary elections

Former Moldovan President Nicolae Timofti delivered a public message ahead of the September 28 parliamentary elections, urging citizens to support the country’s European path – “the only path that can ensure Moldova’s peace, development, and prosperity.”