Dorin Recean addresses threats to citizens amid election fears

Prime Minister Dorin Recean addressed citizens this evening following reports that several individuals across the country have received threats via telephone calls.

Police warn Moldova citizens against electoral corruption

The police are warning the citizens of the Republic of Moldova about the risks of electoral corruption and are urging everyone to refuse any offers of money in exchange for voting for a specific candidate in the second round of elections on November 3.

Moldova presidential election sees 80% postal voter turnout

Of the 1,809 voters registered for postal voting, 1,447—approximately 80 percent—submitted their ballot envelopes on time to participate in the second round of elections for the office of President of the Republic of Moldova, scheduled for November 3 of this year.

Moldovan candidates urge supporters to vote on November 3

Following the first round of the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, which concluded on October 20, candidates who did not advance to the second round have urged their supporters to vote on Sunday, November 3.

Emmanuel Macron highlights Moldova’s pivotal election moment

The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, addressed the citizens of the Republic of Moldova in Romanian in a message delivered on the eve of the presidential elections.

Moldova's Stoianoglo pledges unity on final campaign day

On the final day of the campaign, Alexandr Stoianoglo, the Socialist Party candidate for the presidency of the Republic of Moldova, made an appeal to all voters and supporters, including those backing candidates who did not advance to the second round of the presidential elections.

Moldova’s presidential elections: key regulations outlined

Friday, November 1, marks the final day when electoral campaign activities are permitted during the second round of the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova. On Saturday and on election day, electoral campaigning is strictly prohibited.

Elections in Moldova: Ceban emphasises democratic process

One week after meeting with Alexandr Stoianoglo, the presidential candidate for the Socialists, the mayor of Chișinău, Ion Ceban, announced that he also held a meeting with Maia Sandu, the candidate from the Action and Solidarity Party.

Moldova's presidential elections: Sandu versus Stoianoglo

On Sunday, the second round of the presidential elections will occur in the Republic of Moldova, representing a decisive confrontation between Maia Sandu, the current president and advocate for European integration, and Alexandr Stoianoglo, the former prosecutor general who promotes neutrality and balanced relations with major powers. Their electoral programs differ in terms of distinct approaches to foreign policy, social and economic reforms, the resolution of the Transnistrian conflict, and national security.

Moldova referendum marks pivotal step toward EU integration

Through their vote in the October 20 referendum, the citizens of the Republic of Moldova were able to directly shape the constitutional future of the country.

Stoianoglo rejects accusations of electoral bribery: "I did not buy votes"

The former general prosecutor Alexandr Stoianoglo, who is running for the position of president of the Republic of Moldova, claims that he never resorted to buying votes in his favour. Even so, the socialist-backed candidate did not publicly condemn the attempts of vote-buying, nor did he comment on the accusations that his campaign was supported by the oligarch Ilan Șor, convicted in the "Bank fraud" case.

Eureporter: Stoianoglo's presidential campaign would be coordinated and financed by the Kremlin. PSRM rejects accusations as "fabricated"

The campaign of Alexandr Stoianoglo, the former general prosecutor of the Republic of Moldova and presidential candidate, would be coordinated and secretly financed by the Kremlin, reads an article published by Euroreporter. The revelations, based on audio recordings published on lubyankleaks.org, involve the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) and show an alleged collaboration between a member of this party and a former FSB agent. In response, the PSRM says that the recordings are "fabricated" and considers the accusations an attempt to discredit orchestrated by the government and Maia Sandu's team.