Moldova debates redefining treason amid political controversy

To combat electoral corruption, the concept of treason must be redefined, among other measures. This proposal emerged after accusations that, during the presidential campaign, certain actions were taken in favour of another state to achieve a specific electoral outcome.

Moldovan deputy Diana Caraman faces warnings over Constitution comments

Diana Caraman, a deputy from the Bloc of Communists and Socialists (BCS), was issued two public warnings by the President of the Legislature, Igor Grosu.

Chisinau and Tiraspol plan joint statement on peaceful resolution

Chisinau and Tiraspol could sign a joint statement to establish the principles of negotiations and reaffirm both parties' commitment to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

Maia Sandu, meeting with Luminița Odobescu and David Lammy. Economic prospects of the Republic of Moldova and security in the region, on the agenda

President Maia Sandu held discussions with Luminița Odobescu, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, and David Lammy, the British Minister of Foreign Affairs, during a recent meeting in Chisinau. The agenda focused on the Republic of Moldova's economic prospects, the upcoming presidential elections, the constitutional referendum, and the organization of two polls scheduled to take place in Romania within the next few weeks.

Security Forum in Chisinau: Key topics on electoral security and democratic resilience in parliamentary elections

The first edition of the Security Forum, held in Chisinau, focused on electoral security and democratic resilience in the upcoming parliamentary elections. To prevent electoral bribery, concerted efforts are necessary among electoral authorities, legal institutions, and citizens, according to Angelica Caraman, president of the Central Electoral Commission.

Oleg Serebrian: Chisinau supports a peaceful resolution of the Transnistrian conflict

Chisinau has reaffirmed its commitment to peacefully resolving the Transnistrian conflict, as stated by Oleg Serebrian, the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, in an interview with Moldova 1 TV. This statement follows a meeting on November 19, where Tiraspol presented a declaration outlining commitments to avoid escalation and maintain peaceful methods of conflict resolution.

LIVE // Republic of Moldova and Great Britain signed an Agreement on the readmission of persons residing without authorisation

The Republic of Moldova and Great Britain signed today an Agreement on the readmission of persons residing illegally, which will allow the "safe return" of Moldovan citizens who are illegally present on the territory of Great Britain, in line with international standards. Also, Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi and his British counterpart David Lammy signed today a partnership in the field of security and defense.

Action Plan of the Republic of Moldova for 2025-2028 was approved by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe

The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has approved a new Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova for the period 2025-2028. This plan was developed in collaboration with national authorities and civil society organizations.

LIVE // Cell phones banned during classes: Draft law on Education Code to be discussed

The use of mobile phones in schools during school hours will be prohibited by law. The draft law amending the Education Code is set to be examined today, November 20, at the Government meeting. The aim of this legislation is to help students remain more attentive and focused in class.

First Security Forum was organized in Chisinau

The Republic of Moldova is facing growing challenges, such as foreign interference and the need for institutional transparency, which are testing the country's resilience. These topics emerged prominently during the inaugural Chisinau Security Forum. Participants acknowledged that security remains a critical priority for Moldova and highlighted the necessity of modernizing the national army while also deepening partnerships with the North Atlantic Alliance.

Igor Grosu, expectations from the new ministers: We will insist on change

After the appointment of the new members of the Government, the Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, said that he has concrete expectations from each minister. In the context, he claims that the Ministry of Internal Affairs must have better cooperation between the subdivisions of the institution. According to the official, the experience of the two campaigns: the presidential and the constitutional referendum showed that such interaction was needed earlier.

Government reshuffles criticized by opposition and extra-parliamentary parties

The government reshuffles were criticized by parliamentary and extra-parliamentary opposition parties who say they expected more changes in key ministries and other ministerial candidacies. The largest party in the parliamentary opposition - the Socialist Party - announced that it would demand the resignation of the Recean Government in corpore and the triggering of early parliamentary elections.