Lack of opposition, delayed hearings and non-transparency. The irregularities Promo-LEX found during the last two plenary sessions of Parliament

The absence of the opposition from plenary sittings affects the legislative process and does not ensure a genuine debate on the subjects under consideration, Promo-LEX notes. In this regard, the experts recommend that the Permanent Bureau propose holding plenary sittings dedicated to parliamentary opposition projects, as provided for in the Rules of Procedure, and that the parliamentary opposition refrain from not attending the entire plenary sitting or even 2 consecutive sittings, especially in the context of hearing reports from public authorities.

Oleg Serebrian: Transnistrian file must be settled within the recognized borders of the Republic of Moldova

The resolution of the Transnistrian file must be peaceful, within the recognized borders of the Republic of Moldova, without affecting the country's European course, says Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Oleg Serebrian.

Head of Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu was appointed spokesperson of the President of the European Council

Barend Leyts, spokesman of the President of the European Council, will join the cabinet of the Prime Minister of Belgium Alexander De Croo where he will take on the role of Director of Communications, reads a press release of the Council of the European Union.

Voted in the first reading: Members of the "Sor" Political Party, declared unconstitutional, will not be able to be elected for a period of three years

The persons who were members of the executive body of the "Sor" Political Party, those who held elective positions or were on the alternate candidate lists at the time the political formation was declared unconstitutional, will not be able to be elected for a period of three years from pronouncement of the decision of the Constitutional Court. This is provided for in a draft law, voted in the first reading by 56 PAS MPs.

Maia Sandu signed the decrees regarding the dismissal of three ministers

President Maia Sandu signed the decrees regarding the resignations of three ministers. It is about Ana Revenco, Lilia Dabija and Anatolie Topală.

Dorin Recean: Three ministers resigned

Prime Minister Dorin Recean announced during a briefing that three ministers resigned yesterday. It is about the Minister of Education, Anatolie Topală, the Minister of the Interior, Ana Revenco and the Minister of Infrastructure, Lilia Dabija.

Flashmob at the Ministry of the Interior. The Coalition for Unity and Welfare seeks the resignation of Rosian Vasiloi and Ana Revenco

The Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB) party demanded, this morning, the resignation of the head of the Border Police, Rosian Vasiloi, and the Minister of Internal Affairs, Ana Revenco.

Deputies have a plenary session

Prime Minister Dorin Recean will hold a press briefing starting at 11:00. Contacted by phone to find out what the Prime Minister is going to announce, the Government spokesman Daniel Vodă told us that he could not tell us the topic of the briefing, but he said that Dorin Recean is going to make a very important announcement.

BCS MPs boycott Parliament sittings. Political analysts' views

MPs from the Bloc of Communists and Socialists (BCS) faction have announced that they are boycotting Thursday and Friday sittings of Parliament. They are unhappy that none of their legislative initiatives are accepted by the parliamentary majority. The former Șor party also said they would not attend the parliament sessions because of illegal draft laws voted by the majority. On the other hand, the parliamentary majority claims that the opposition's actions demonstrate their attitude towards parliamentary work. Political analysts describe the opposition's actions in boycotting sittings as a political game.

Washington // Igor Grosu, meeting with US Congressmen: the relationship with the US is essential for strengthening Moldova's resilience

Security challenges in the region and their impact on the Republic of Moldova were the focus of talks held in Washington between Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu and US Congressmen. While visiting the US, the head of the Moldovan legislature met with Congressmen Marcy Kaptur, William Keating, Jason Krow, Deborah K.Ross

Mircea Geoană: "We are perfectly respectful of Moldova's constitutional neutrality. You have to be stronger if you are neutral"

Moldova's neutrality status requires the strengthening of defence capabilities, the development of solutions to address security risks and threats in the context of the hybrid war waged by the Russian Federation. "Being neutral does not mean being weak in terms of security, on the contrary, you have to be stronger," NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană told journalists in Vilnius. The official added that in the Republic of Moldova, Soviet-style Russian propaganda is still being perpetuated by its heirs.

Klaus Iohannis: NATO Summit decisions - an increased commitment to strengthening Moldova's resilience and security

Romanian President Klaus Iohannis said on Wednesday that the decisions taken at the Vilnius Summit, as Romania had advocated, reflect NATO's increased commitment to strengthening Moldova's resilience, security and defence capabilities, Agerpres reported.