AUR rebrands as European National Conservative Party, keeping its ideals

The Alliance for the Unity of Romanians in the Republic of Moldova has decided to change its name to the European National Conservative Party (PNCE). According to the party, this name change signifies a new political phase and reflects their formal adoption of European conservative principles, while still upholding their declared strategic goal of "National Reunification."

Major supermarket operator plans takeover of Merci chain

The Competition Council is reviewing an economic concentration operation involving one of the largest food retail operators in the Republic of Moldova. This operator, which owns the Linella, Fidesco, Cip Market, Bravo, and Slavena Megamarket chains, aims to acquire control of the Merci store chain.

Second EU-Moldova summit: 20 commitments, conditional funding, merit-based EU path

On Monday, June 22, in Brussels, the leaders of the European Union and the Republic of Moldova convened for the second EU-Republic of Moldova summit. During this meeting, they adopted a 20-point joint declaration that formally marks the opening of the first group of chapters in the accession negotiations, titled "Fundamental Values", which began on June 15. The declaration also announces new support packages aimed at enhancing the security and defense of the Republic of Moldova.

National Employers’ Confederation of Moldova has a new leadership team

The National Confederation of Employers of the Republic of Moldova (CNPM) has appointed a new leadership team along with new alternate members. This updated team was introduced on June 22 during a meeting of the National Commission for Consultations and Collective Bargaining.

Health Ministry rejects VAT hike on medicines, warning it could harm the system

The Ministry of Health expressed a negative view on the proposal to implement a 20% VAT on medicines, as outlined in the draft of the new budgetary-fiscal policy for 2027. Minister Emil Ceban cautions that this measure could lead to a series of price increases and place additional strain on the medical system in the Republic of Moldova.

Reforms first, benefits next: Moldova’s path to EU accession

The benefits of EU membership will gradually become evident to Moldovan citizens as the government implements necessary reforms and progresses in the negotiation process. While some tangible advantages are already being experienced, significant improvements in living standards will depend on the success of the reforms implemented by Chișinău.

Dan Alexe | Brussels leaders praise progress, congratulate Maia Sandu and announce investments

During a press conference concluding the second Moldova-EU summit in Brussels, António Costa, the President of the European Council, referred to Moldova as a "future EU member." He made this statement following discussions with President Maia Sandu and Ursula von der Leyen, the Head of the European Commission.

EU Summit in Brussels: Moldova completed 90–95% of EU-requested reforms

The main goal of the EU-Republic of Moldova Summit in Brussels is to secure a firm commitment that evaluations will be based solely on the principle of "own merit." European leaders have acknowledged the remarkable speed of Moldova's accession process and the advancements made towards the country's gradual integration into the European Union (EU). This analysis comes from Dan Alexe, Teleradio-Moldova's reporter in Brussels.

Vișniovca bridge will be rebuilt with nearly 20 million lei investment

The bridge in Vișniovca, Cantemir district, will be demolished and reconstructed. The National Roads Administration (AND) has initiated the public procurement process to replace it with a modern arch-type bridge, featuring a metal structure made of corrugated steel.

Maia Sandu, at the EU-Moldova summit: "We must take advantage"

The Republic of Moldova is committed to taking advantage of the "window of opportunity" created by the launch of negotiations on the first group of chapters. President Maia Sandu made this statement at the start of the second EU-Republic of Moldova summit, taking place on Monday, June 22, in Brussels. The President emphasized the importance of accelerating the reforms needed for European integration.

Over 11,000 employed since the year’s start, reaching 11% of the 2030 target

Since the beginning of the year, over 11,000 job seekers have been hired through the territorial subdivisions of the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). According to the agency's data, this number represents 11% of the 100,000 people the authorities aim to integrate into the labor market by 2030.

“DescOperă” Festival closes in Butuceni with classical music in nature

Classical music beautifully blended with the stunning landscapes of Butuceni during the final evening of the anniversary edition of the "DescOperă" Open-Air Classical Music Festival. The audience was captivated by the atmosphere created by the waltzes of the Strauss dynasty, performed by the National Symphony Orchestra of the "Teleradio-Moldova" Company and conducted by academician Gheorghe Mustea.