The energy crisis in the Republic of Moldova and ways to support the country, discussed by the President of Romania and the Prime Minister of Greece

The President of Romania, Klaus Iohannis, discussed with the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, about European energy security, mentioning the need to support the Republic of Moldova, according to a press release of the Presidential Administration of Romania.

Maia Sandu discussed in Tokyo the realisation of some projects in the field of renewable energy

The possibilities of realising some projects in the field of renewable energy were discussed in Tokyo by the president, Maia Sandu, and her counterpart from Iceland, Guðni Jóhannesson.

Renewable energy contractors say they are on the brink of bankruptcy and announce Japanese strike

Renewable energy contractors go on Japanese strike. They claim they are on the brink of bankruptcy because of the monopoly in the domestic market and are calling on the government to allow direct contracts with the central operator Energocom. Prime Minister Gavrilița's spokeswoman, Anastasia Taburecanu, told Moldova 1 that solutions will be found.

The degrees of energy vulnerability will be reviewed

58% of the population of the Republic of Moldova requested compensation for the consumption of gas, electricity and thermal energy, and almost 80% will benefit from maximum aid from the state. People who failed to submit an application by November 24 will automatically receive, for a single month, the medium vulnerability category. However, if they do not apply for compensation even in December, those households will be assigned the category of low vulnerability.

The negotiations in Tiraspol continue. On Friday, no consensus was reached

Government negotiations with representatives of the pro-Russian regime in Tiraspol continue. Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Serebrian declared that no agreement was reached with Vitali Ignatiev, the representative of the separatist authorities, regarding the resumption of electricity supply. Expectations are moderate, says Deputy Prime Minister Serebrian.

Maia Sandu in Tokyo: Despite all the crises, the Republic of Moldova will succeed in carrying out the reforms

Regional security and cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and Japan were discussed in Tokyo during the visit undertaken by the president Maia Sandu, according to a press release from the presidential institution.

Nicu Popescu askes the OSCE Ministry for the complete and unconditional withdrawal of Russian troops from the territory of the Republic of Moldova

The presence of Russian troops on the territory of our country is a flagrant violation of constitutional neutrality and he asked for the complete and unconditional withdrawal of Russian military forces. The statement was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Nicu Popescu, at the OSCE Ministry.

The political representatives in the process of negotiations for the Transnistrian settlement meet in Chisinau

The Political Bureau of Reintegration announces a new meeting of the political representatives in the process of negotiations for the Transnistrian settlement. The meeting will take place today in Chisinau.

Maestro Nicolae Botgros, awarded with a diploma of excellence on Romania's National Day: "We are the ones who carry the Romanian heart in our souls"

Maestro Nicolae Botgros, the conductor of the "Lautarii" Orchestra, was awarded with a diploma of excellence during a performance in Sibiu (Romania) on the occasion of the National Day of Romania.

Parliament extended the state of emergency for 60 days

The Parliament adopted the Decision regarding the extension of the state of emergency in the Republic of Moldova by 60 days, starting from the current December 6. The decision was adopted at the proposal of the Government of the Republic of Moldova, with the vote of 55 deputies.

Spokesperson of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs made tough statements to Maia Sandu

Russia was disturbed by President Maia Sandu's statements. The regime in Moscow reacted aggressively following the blackout it caused last week, through the voice of the spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova. She claims that Russia supports the Republic of Moldova, although the facts show otherwise. Chisinau did not react to Maria Zaharova's controversial statements.

.Public Opinion Barometer: Maia Sandu is most trusted politician

Three parties would reach the Parliament, if elections were held on Sunday. However, the number of undecided people is high, according to the data of the Public Opinion Barometer. Moldovans continue to support the European vector and trust the President Maia Sandu.