Canada will grant budget support to the Republic of Moldova in the amount of 120 million Canadian dollars

Canada will grant budget support to the Republic of Moldova in the amount of 120 million Canadian dollars (about 80 million euros). The funding will support vulnerable families, integrate Ukrainian refugees, promote sustainable economic growth and support climate resilience and the green energy transition.

Pupils go to school this Saturday to make up the lessons from November 1st

Students will attend school on Saturday, November 9, to make up for the lessons missed on November 1, when the fall break was extended by one day.

LIVE // Parliament met in session: Energy compensations will be granted in the form of monetary payment

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova met in plenary session. 26 projects are included in the agenda. Among them is the project to amend the Law on the Energy Vulnerability Reduction Fund, which provides for new compensation mechanisms for citizens affected by high energy costs.

CNA imposed fines of 5 million for electoral bribery

As of November 8, the National Anticorruption Center (CNA) has imposed fines totalling about 5 million lei for "passive electoral bribery," based on reports submitted by the Police.

Igor Grosu on potential Government reshuffles: "The area that has affected us the most is justice"

Government reshuffles are necessary and will particularly focus on justice field, said the Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu during a show on ProTV. He refrained from naming the ministers who will be dismissed but he said that the changes will only affect the level of ministries, and Prime Minister Dorin Recean will continue to lead the Executive.

Saint Great Martyr Dumitru, celebrated by Orthodox Christians today

Today, Orthodox Christians honor Saint Dumitru, the Great Martyr, one of the most beloved saints of the Orthodox Church. The holiday is an occasion for prayer and gratitude for the help offered in difficult moments of life.

Marta Kos addresses the European Parliament: Collaborating with Kyiv and Chisinau on planned reforms

The European Parliament is currently hearing from the European Commissioners-designate. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) want to evaluate the skills, independence, and commitment to European values of the future members of the College of Commissioners, which is set to be led by Ursula von der Leyen. The Foreign Affairs Committee questioned Marta Kos, Slovenian candidate for the Enlargement portfolio. She emphasized that the expansion process has become a priority, particularly due to the situation in Ukraine.

Joint declaration, signed in Budapest. European leaders reaffirm their support for the Republic of Moldova

The European leaders from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Romania and the United Kingdom, together with the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission, reaffirmed their support for the Republic of Moldova and its European path. A joint statement in this sense was presented at the meeting of officials with President Maia Sandu that took place in Budapest.

Victor Furtuna wins the competition for the position of chief prosecutor of PCCOCS

Victor Furtuna won the competition for the position of chief prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS). He obtained the highest score, and the decision was made today by members of the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP).

Maia Sandu at the Budapest Summit: Moldova needs support to strengthen its Institutions and democracy

Today, 47 heads of state and government are participating in the fifth edition of the European Political Community Summit in Budapest. The agenda focuses on the security challenges facing Europe, particularly the situation in Ukraine. During the roundtable discussions, leaders will address specific topics of common interest, such as migration and economic security. The head of state Maia Sandu is participating in.

Jānis Mažeiks: The Republic of Moldova proved political maturity, but we must remain vigilant

The recent elections and constitutional referendum in the Republic of Moldova have been described as a "success," despite attempts at external interference. In an interview on "Dimineata cu Radio Moldova," the Ambassador of the European Union in Chisinau, Jānis Mažeiks, said that the elections showcased the country's democratic progress. However, he cautioned that challenges still lie ahead.

Voters who cannot go to the polls can apply for a mobile ballot box by November 16

In the upcoming local elections on November 17, voters who are unable to go to their polling station due to health issues or other valid reasons can request to vote with a mobile ballot box. This announcement comes from the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).