CEC blocks referendum to recall Coșnița mayor

In the commune of Coșnita, located in the Dubăsari district, a referendum will not be held to dismiss the mayor. The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has rejected the registration application submitted by the initiative group seeking to hold a local plebiscite to remove Alexandru Grigoraș from office. The electoral authority determined that the evidence provided was insufficient to establish the legal grounds required to initiate this procedure.

Moldova moves to align Gagauzia elections with national law

Moldovan President Maia Sandu met with members of the Gagauz Popular Assembly, lawmakers, and central election officials on July 20 to enforce a landmark Constitutional Court ruling that mandates unified electoral rules across the country.

Bădiceni Social Center upgrades comfort for 50 beneficiaries

The elderly residents at the Social Center in Bădiceni, Soroca, will enjoy improved living conditions following renovations to the building. These upgrades were made in accordance with energy efficiency standards, resulting in greater comfort for the 50 beneficiaries and reduced heating and maintenance costs for the facility. This renovation is part of a larger project funded by the European Union.

Vălcineț village has visibly improved with better roads, lighting, and sewage

In recent years, the village of Vălcineț in the Călărași district has undergone noticeable changes. The roads have been repaired, and the lighting and sewage networks have been expanded. Additionally, new areas for children and community events have been developed in the village center. These improvements were funded through government and European projects.

Four ostriches turned a household into a visitor attraction

In the village of Blesteni, located in the Edineț district, the Beltei family farm has become a popular attraction for both locals and visitors. The unique draw for this rural village in northern Moldova is the presence of four impressive ostriches, which the family members care for with great dedication and attention.

Starting this fall, Bălți residents will ride public transport free every Wednesday

Starting September 1, residents of Bălți will travel for free on public transport every Wednesday. The announcement was made by Bălți Mayor Alexandr Petkov.

Nisporeni upgrades neighborhood, wastewater plant, and sewerage system

The town of Nisporeni is entering a new phase of development. The Satul Nou neighborhood will be modernized through a project worth more than 22 million lei. At the same time, construction has begun on a regional wastewater treatment plant and the expansion of the sewerage network, with investments exceeding 63 million lei.

Moldovan court scraps Gagauzia electoral body autonomy

Moldova’s Constitutional Court ruled on July 9 that regional elections in the autonomous unit of Gagauzia must follow national legislation, ending the operation of Comrat's independent regional election commission.

Gagauzia's new speaker requests court halt, backs EU path

The newly elected speaker of Gagauzia’s People’s Assembly (APG), Valentin Gaidarji, is seeking a judicial reprieve to initiate political negotiations with Moldova's central government regarding local regional elections.

Moldova village secures reliable water after infrastructure upgrade

Residents of Pietrosu in Fălești District, Moldova, now benefit from a more reliable and stable drinking water supply following the modernization of the local water system under the national “European Village” program.

Gagauzia People's Assembly elections set for November 15

The People's Assembly of Gagauzia has scheduled elections for deputies on November 15. This decision was made by a majority vote during an extraordinary session held on July 3, following the election of the new Speaker of the Legislature, Valentin Gaidarji.

Stefan Voda maternity ward closes over low birth rates

The maternity ward in the town of Stefan Voda has been closed, with pregnant women now being redirected to the Causeni District Hospital, located 23 kilometers away. Health Minister Emil Ceban stated the measure was prompted by low patient volume.