NATO commitments enhance Moldova's security, economy

Increased NATO defense spending and the alliance's commitment to Ukraine also bring greater stability for Moldova, says Valeriu Mija, State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

PSRM urges mayor to prioritize social projects in Chișinău budget

Councilors from the Party of Socialists (PSRM) in the Chișinău Municipal Council (CMC) have called on Mayor Ion Ceban to revise the 2025 municipal budget and to prioritize social projects that support the capital’s residents.

Moldova’s EU future at stake ahead of September vote

The Russian Federation is reportedly dissatisfied with the direction chosen by Moldova’s citizens and is likely to attempt influencing the outcome of the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28, according to Jānis Mažeiks, the European Union’s ambassador to Moldova.

German FM visits Moldova after secret Kyiv trip

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul will make a brief visit to Moldova on Tuesday, July 1.

Moldova's disinformation battle: New center, director debate

The director of the Center for Strategic Communication and Countering Disinformation (CSCCD), recently brought under the President's authority, could be appointed for a four-year term or for the duration of the Moldovan President's mandate.

Russia’s Ambassador-designate to Chișinău still not accredited: Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi explains

The Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, is currently unaccredited in the country. Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, who is also the Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that although attempts were made to grant accreditation, the process was postponed due to statements and actions by Ozerov that are considered unacceptable and threatening to the Republic of Moldova.

The Republic of Moldova ready to begin EU accession talks. Popșoi: "The decision lies with Brussels"

The Republic of Moldova is ready to take the next step in its European Union accession process, Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi declared after European leaders officially invited the EU Council to open negotiation clusters with the country. Referring to advancing alongside Ukraine, Chișinău’s top diplomat emphasized that the decision rests with Brussels but reiterated Moldova’s strong desire for both countries to continue their European journey together.

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu on a working visit to Great Britain and Ireland

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, will pay a working visit to London and Dublin from June 29 to July 2. During the trip, he is scheduled to meet with his counterparts: Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons in the UK Parliament, and Verona Murphy, Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Irish Parliament.

NATO Deputy Secretary General: We're fully aware of Russia's actions in Moldova

NATO is closely monitoring Russian activities in the Republic of Moldova and continues to support Chișinău in countering Moscow’s hybrid threats. The Alliance's Deputy Secretary General, Radmila Šekerinska, emphasized that Moldova’s partnership with NATO stands to benefit from increasing its defense spending to 5% of GDP. In an interview with Teleradio-Moldova, Šekerinska stressed that all NATO allies are fully aware of the threat Russia poses to Euro-Atlantic security.

Moldova's EU future: Negotiation clusters set to open

The leaders of the 27 European Union member states have officially invited the EU Council to take the next steps in Moldova's EU accession process, by opening negotiation clusters when the conditions are met.

Moldova's EU path: First negotiation chapter nears

The European Council reaffirmed the European Union's strong support for the Republic of Moldova on its path to accession, noting the Commission's assessment that Moldova is ready to open the first negotiation chapter, which focuses on fundamental values.

Moldova's Parliament appoints judges amid "state capture" claims

The Moldovan Parliament on Thursday appointed Liuba Șova and Nicolae Roșca as Constitutional Court judges for a six-year term.