“Thank you, Romania!”: Parliament applauds 108th anniversary of the Union

The Parliament applauded the presence of the delegation from the Legal, Appointments, Discipline, Immunities, and Validations Committee of the Romanian Senate during the plenary session in Chisinau. This event took place on March 27, marking the 108th anniversary of the Union of Bassarabia with Romania.

Maia Sandu in Bratislava: Ukraine’s resistance keeps Russia away from our borders

"Slovakia stands firmly with the Republic of Moldova, and Bratislava is committed to doing everything possible to help our country advance swiftly on the path to European Union membership. This message of support was conveyed at a high level during President Maia Sandu's official visit to Slovakia, which marked a new chapter in bilateral relations. During this visit, an Agreement on social protection was signed, enhancing economic and sectoral cooperation."

Moldova and Romania legal committees hold joint meeting in Chișinău

Members of the legal committees from the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova and the Senate of Romania will hold a joint session in Chisinau on Thursday, March 26. The discussions will focus on strengthening the rule of law, a central pillar of Moldova's accession process to the European Union.

Dumitru Socolan recalled as ambassador to Japan

The government has approved the recall of Ambassador Dumitru Socolan from Japan, based on the proposal of Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Maia Sandu visits Slovakia to seek EU support and attract investors to Moldova

The main topics for discussion at the meeting between Slovakia's President, Peter Pellegrini, and Moldova's President, Maia Sandu, during her visit to Bratislava on March 26 will be the strengthening of bilateral relations, particularly in the economic sector, and support for Moldova's accession to the European Union.

EU standards: Moldova faces administrative hurdles in transport

Moldova is making steady progress in aligning its transport sector with European Union standards, yet the process faces significant structural vulnerabilities and implementation gaps.

Moldova weighs joining Ukraine 'Coalition of the Willing'

Moldova holds the legitimate and legal right to join the "Coalition of the Willing" to support Ukraine, according to regional security experts. The move signals Chisinau's ambition to transition from a security consumer to an active "security exporter" through military diplomacy.

Moldova’s PAS proposes suspending local mayors on security grounds

The Republic of Moldova’s ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has introduced a draft law that would allow Parliament to suspend mayors and local councillors. Under the proposal, officials could be removed if they violate the Constitution or pose a threat to national security.

Chișinău mayor orders utility firm probe amid corruption fears

Chișinău's mayor, Ion Ceban, ordered the dismissal of the leadership of Infocom, a municipal utility and housing services company, and called for an internal inquiry to be completed within three days, amid a growing scandal over the company's operations.

Moldova summons security chiefs as Russian hybrid threats mount

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has convened a meeting of the Supreme Security Council (SSC) today, March 23, at 11:00 AM. The President’s Office announced the session early Monday morning.

Moldova condemns Russia for the Nistru contamination, urges international action; Parliament adopts declaration.

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova firmly condemns the actions of the Russian Federation that led to cross-border contamination of the Dniester River and affected water supply security and public health. The declaration was adopted during the plenary session on March 20, with 63 votes from deputies of the PAS majority and from the “Democracy at Home” and “Partidul Nostru” factions. The communists, socialists and deputies from “Alternativa” did not support the document, choosing either to vote against it or to abstain.

Maia Sandu approves new Security Council rules: members and decisions

President Maia Sandu approved, by decree, a new Regulation on the organization and functioning of the National Security Council (CNS), a document that redefines the structure, attributions and working methods of the institution, introduces stricter rules regarding the responsibility of members and strengthens the mechanisms for making and implementing decisions in the field of national security.