Moldova and Albania sign cooperation deal on European integration

President Maia Sandu met on Saturday in Tirana with the President of the Republic of Albania, Bajram Begaj. The officials discussed their countries’ European integration paths, the shared responsibility to protect peace and stability in the region, and the strengthening of economic relations between Moldova and Albania, including in the tourism sector.

Joint statement in Tirana: European leaders reaffirm support for Moldova’s EU path

In a joint statement, the leaders of France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Romania, and the United Kingdom, along with the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission, expressed their strong and united support for the Republic of Moldova and its European future. This statement followed their meeting with President Maia Sandu during the European Political Community Summit in Tirana.

Chișinău rejects Simion’s fraud claims: "Moldovans with Romanian citizenship are free people"

George Simion, the AUR candidate in the Romanian presidential elections, has accused the Chisinau government of electoral fraud. In response, the Chisinau government rejected these accusations and encouraged citizens with dual citizenship to vote without fear.

Maia Sandu at EPC Summit: "Meeting with European leaders – Moldova’s friends"

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, is attending the European Political Community Summit in Tirana to meet with European leaders who are friends of Moldova.

Moldova at EPC Summit: Aims to boost defense and attract investments

President Maia Sandu is participating in the European Political Community (EPC) Summit in Tirana today, May 16. The agenda for the summit includes discussions on Europe's security and democratic resilience, competitiveness and economic security, as well as the dynamics of migration, mobility, and youth empowerment. "The EPC provides a flexible framework for dialogue among European states, facilitating cooperation in essential areas without imposing accession conditions, which is crucial given the current geopolitical tensions", said the International relations and security expert Grigore Guzun for Teleradio-Moldova.

Promo-LEX: Tiraspol may cut internet and mobile for "security". Ombudsman reacts

Tiraspol may disconnect mobile phones and internet services under the pretext of a so-called security threat. This is outlined in several amendments proposed for approval by the so-called Supreme Soviet. As a result, communication services could be suspended for up to 48 hours without a court decision, based solely on the request of an official from the Transnistrian security structures. The Promo-LEX Association and the People's Advocate argue that these provisions violate the right to free expression and access to information, limiting citizens' ability to seek help or report abuses.

Moldova approves roadmaps for EU accession Cluster 1

The Government of the Republic of Moldova has approved three strategic documents required for opening Cluster 1 – Fundamental Values within the European Union accession negotiations.

Chișinău budget fight: PAS slams Ceban's 'antisocial' draft

Disputes over the Chișinău municipal budget for 2025 continue, following the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) faction in the Municipal Council criticizing the draft proposed by Mayor Ion Ceban, calling it "antisocial and electoral."

Moldova EU bid boosted by EP committee

On Tuesday, May 13, the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs adopted the Annual Report on the Republic of Moldova, a document including several amendments proposed by a group of MEPs from the National Liberal Party and the EPP Group.

Chișinău underpass dispute: Council vs. Mayor

The condition of the pedestrian underpass on Ciuflea street in Chișinău after repair has become a source of dispute between PAS municipal councilors and the city mayor.

Moldova boosts air security, gets first air defense

The first air defense systems will arrive in the Republic of Moldova next year, President Maia Sandu announced on a TV8 show.

Igor Grosu in Budapest: Moldova is ready to help building a strong, united Europe

The accession of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union does not entail a loss of sovereignty. Instead, it signifies the strengthening of the state, democracy, and peace. This statement was made by the Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, during the Conference of Speakers of the European Union Parliaments held in Budapest on May 11-12.