British Cornelius Electronics to invest €5m in Moldova’s Edineț Industrial Park

British manufacturer Cornelius Electronics is investing €5 million (approx. 98.5 million MDL) to expand its production capacity in northern Moldova. The project focuses on the Edineț Industrial Park and aims to strengthen the country's position within European electronics value chains.

Moldova commits to Ukraine reconstruction and humanitarian aid at Davos summit

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu reaffirmed Chisinau's unwavering solidarity with Ukraine during the World Economic Forum in Davos. The Premier emphasized that a just and lasting peace in Ukraine is directly linked to the broader security of the European continent.

Moldovan farmers face heavy losses as sugar beet remains frozen in fields

Unfavorable weather conditions have left over 3,500 hectares of sugar beet unharvested in Moldova. Although the campaign began in September, heavy rains followed by a sudden deep freeze made fields inaccessible for heavy machinery.

Moldova aligns media laws with EU standards to combat hybrid threats

Moldova is accelerating the alignment of its media legislation with European Union standards to protect democratic processes from hybrid attacks. The urgency follows the 2025 parliamentary elections, where the vulnerability of the digital environment to foreign interference was once again confirmed.

European Parliament freezes US trade deal following Trump’s Greenland ultimatum

The European Parliament has moved to suspend the ratification of the trade agreement between the European Union and the United States. This decision follows recent tariff threats from US President Donald Trump, as confirmed on Tuesday by major parliamentary groups.

Political deadlock in Moldova: Chisinau 2026 budget delayed after council walkout

The Chisinau Municipal Council (CMC) failed to ratify the capital’s 2026 municipal budget during its first session of the year on January 20. The meeting collapsed after councilors from the Party of Socialists (PSRM) and the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) staged a walkout, leaving the body without a quorum.

Moldova targets Șor-linked parties for dissolution following financial audit

Moldova’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has formally petitioned the Ministry of Justice to initiate the dissolution of the Socialist Party of Moldova and the Force of Alternative and Salvation of Moldova.

Trump discloses private Macron messages proposing Paris G7 summit

U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed private correspondence from French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday via his Truth Social platform. The leaked screenshots reveal a proposal for an unscheduled G7 summit in Paris involving high-level representatives from Ukraine, Russia, Syria, and Denmark.

PM Alexandru Munteanu at Davos: Moldova is a secure destination for strategic investment

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and Deputy PM Eugeniu Osmochescu are representing the Republic of Moldova at the 56th World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos. The delegation aims to bolster dialogue with international partners and attract new strategic investments to the country.

Moldova’s MF completes €5.3 million bond redemption for retail investors

The Ministry of Finance has successfully reimbursed over 104 million MDL to citizens who purchased government bonds through the evms.md platform. This milestone marks the completion of the first full investment cycle conducted via the state's digital infrastructure.

Polish diaspora in Soroca strengthens cultural ties through free language courses

Dozens of young people in Soroca, Moldova, are reconnecting with their ancestral heritage through free Polish language courses organized by the Polish Union. These classes serve as a vital link to their family history while offering concrete professional advantages.

Fewer bureaucrats, better services: Moldova’s plan to merge local town halls

The Moldovan government has launched a new round of public consultations to accelerate the consolidation of local administrations. Secretary General Alexei Buzu announced on Tuesday that the reform aims to replace fragmented bureaucracy with resilient municipal hubs capable of delivering high-quality public services.