Moldova1 TV launches a new program: a public platform where politicians will answer journalists' questions in a new debate format

The Public Broadcaster starts a new program in which lawmakers will be asked questions about the most pressing issues of the day. The moderator Lucia Vieru and four other journalists from various media outlets will ask politicians questions. The first edition of the program will be accessible for viewing tomorrow.

Head of IGP: Moscow, through fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor, will try to influence the parliamentary elections in the fall of this year

Moscow, through fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor, will try to influence the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova this fall, said the head of the General Inspectorate of Police, Viorel Cernăuțeanu, in an interview for "Adevărul". According to him, Shor recently sent two buses with priests to Serbia under the pretext of pilgrimages.

Dumitru Alaiba remains in the team of the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization

Dumitru Alaiba, the former Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, will continue to work within the ministry. This was announced by the PAS MP Ina Coșeru in a show on TV8.

Moldova secures €1.9B EU aid, appoints new minister

The Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization has appointed a new minister. Doina Nistor was sworn in today, March 14, having been designated the previous day by Prime Minister Dorin Recean.

Moldova Education: Teacher shortage sparks policy debate

Following nearly five hours of heated debate, the parliamentary majority rejected the simple motion brought by the communists and socialists against the Ministry of Education's policies.

Dumitru Alaiba resigns as Moldova’s Minister of Economic Development

The government and the opposition reacted to Dumitru Alaiba's resignation from the position of Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, announced on March 13.

Marta Kos: The EU accession process in which the Republic of Moldova is engaged is progressing at a record speed

The Republic of Moldova could conclude the process of negotiations on accession to the European Union by 2029, if the authorities in Chisinau keep the pace of reforms and alignment with European standards. The statement was made by the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, who answered questions from Moldovan journalists in Strasbourg. Marta Kos expressed hope that this will happen by the end of the five-year mandate, which she took over last year.

The Republic of Moldova calls on the Russian Federation to accept the ceasefire in Ukraine

The Republic of Moldova urges the Russian Federation to agree to the 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, which was proposed by Washington and accepted by Kyiv. In a social media statement, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi expressed his appreciation for the "progress" made during the peace negotiations held on March 11 in Saudi Arabia.

Former Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu, decorated with the Order of the Legion of Honor of France

Nicu Popescu, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of Moldova, was awarded the Legion of Honor, France's highest distinction, at a ceremony held at the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs in Paris. The award was presented by Benjamin Haddad, the Minister for Europe, in the presence of President Maia Sandu and several French officials.

Maia Sandu, on the ceasefire proposed by Washington and accepted by Kiev: "The path to peace requires real security guarantees for Ukraine"

President Maia Sandu of Moldova has welcomed the recent talks between Ukraine and the United States held in Saudi Arabia. As a result of these discussions, Ukraine has accepted the American proposal for a complete 30-day ceasefire. In a post on the X platform, President Sandu emphasized the significance of these negotiations in achieving a just and lasting peace.

Reactions after the approval of the 1.9 billion euro Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova

The European Parliament's decision to approve a Growth Plan worth 1.9 billion euros for the Republic of Moldova has elicited reactions both in Chisinau and Brussels. The Moldovan authorities welcomed this decision, viewing it as significant support for the country's economic development and for implementing the necessary reforms in the European integration process. Experts believe that this financial assistance will aid in modernizing infrastructure and improving the living conditions of citizens. The Growth Plan itself focuses on modernizing infrastructure, strengthening institutions, and fostering economic growth, all accompanied by a strict monitoring mechanism and expedited access to funds.

Correspondence by Dan Alexe // European Parliament adopts funds for the Republic of Moldova

On Tuesday, March 11, the European Parliament voted to grant final approval for a €1.9 billion Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova, marking the largest EU support package ever provided to the country. The decision was made with 499 votes in favor, 117 against, and 44 abstentions. This funding will enable Moldova to continue its reforms, strengthen its institutions, and modernize its infrastructure.