A thousand days of war in Ukraine// The leadership of the Republic of Moldova sent messages of solidarity: "Ukrainians defend peace on the continent"

A thousand days after the Russian Federation launched its invasion of Ukraine, the authorities in Chisinau have issued strong messages of solidarity with the Ukrainian people. In this context, Chisinau reaffirms its commitment to support Ukraine’s efforts for peace, freedom, and stability in the region.

Representatives of Chisinau and Tiraspol met in Bender. The problems of schools with teaching in the Romanian language, on the discussion agenda

The political representatives of Chisinau and Tiraspol recently convened in Bender to discuss several pressing issues, including the challenges faced by schools that teach in the Romanian language. Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Serebrian of Chisinau and Vitali Ignatiev from Tiraspol met in the "1+1" format to address topics such as free movement, the situation of farmers in the Dubăsari district, and the activity of educational institutions teaching in Romanian.

Foreign Ministers from Romania and Great Britain are visiting Chisinau

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs from Romania and Great Britain, Luminița Odobescu and David Lammy, will pay a working visit to the Republic of Moldova on Wednesday, November 20. This was announced by the diplomacy from Chisinau.

LIVE: Newly appointed ministers take oath of office

The new ministers took the oath of office today in the presence of the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, and Prime Minister Dorin Recean. Daniella Misail-Nichitin will lead the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ludmila Catlabuga is the new Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, and Vladimir Bolea is the new Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

Evolution of relations between Chisinau and Tiraspol: From political deadlock to limited technical dialogue

Relations between Chisinau and Tiraspol have been marked by stagnation and constant tension over the past decades, with periodic attempts to resume negotiations to resolve the Transnistrian conflict. Despite the international framework established by the 5+2 negotiation format, real progress has been limited and political dialogue has been absent in recent years.

Moldova's political parties discuss reforms to combat corruption

Representatives of several extra-parliamentary parties attended consultations on Monday, November 18, organised by President Maia Sandu to discuss measures for combating political corruption.

Moldova’s government reshuffle: New leadership for key ministries

Prime Minister Dorin Recean held a press conference in which he announced changes in the government.

Maia Sandu leads consultations on fighting political corruption

Political parties were invited on Monday, November 18, to the Presidency for consultations on judicial reform and the fight against corruption.

Mihai Popșoi: EU support key to Moldova’s European path

Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi discussed, in Brussels, the ways the European Union (EU) can support the citizens of the Republic of Moldova and the necessary measures to counteract the Russian Federation's interference, at the informal meeting of EU foreign ministers dedicated to Moldova.

Moldova warns Russian ambassador Ozerov over false statements

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of the Republic of Moldova has requested the accredited Ambassador of the Russian Federation, Oleg Ozerov, to stop propagating false and manipulative statements that may go beyond the diplomatic conduct defined by the Vienna Convention.

Next steps in the Republic of Moldova's accession process to the EU were discussed by Anca Dragu and Jānis Mažeiks

The governor of the National Bank of Romania, Anca Dragu, met with Jānis Mažeiks, the head of the Deleation of the European Union in Chișinău, to review the main recommendations from this year's EU Enlargement Report regarding Moldova. They focused on actions needed to meet the EU accession criteria.

Government reshuffles at the forefront of political discussions

The topic of government reshuffles is currently at the forefront of political discussions. Consultations with various parties, including those outside of Parliament, are scheduled to take place on Monday. Moldova 1 TV interviewed deputies to gather their opinions on which ministers should be replaced. While the opposition is calling for the resignation of the entire Cabinet, some MPs are focusing on potential reshuffles in key areas such as justice and home affairs.