Denmark boosts Ukraine aid with $300m package

Denmark has announced a new $300 million military aid package for Ukraine. The funds will be used to provide air defense systems and maintain F-16 fighter jets, the BBC reported.

Moldova opens new consulate in California

A Moldovan Consulate General will open in Sacramento, California. During a recent visit to the U.S., Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi received approval from U.S. State Department officials to establish this new diplomatic mission.

Moldova boosts 2025 budget: Higher salaries, energy aid, and more

The 2025 state budget, approved in its second reading, outlines salary increases for various public sector employees, energy subsidies, and higher social benefits.

EU must prioritize enlargement, especially for Ukraine and Moldova

The expansion of the European Union should be a top priority for 2025, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola stated ahead of the European Leaders’ Summit.

Trump’s threats and Europe’s struggle for economic stability

The imminent return of Donald Trump has sent shockwaves through Europe, where people are already Trump’s threats and Europe’s struggle for economic stability with weak economies, ineffective leaders, and rising populism.

Petrocub and Hearts exit Conference League after thrilling draw

Petrocub Hâncești secured a 2-2 draw away against the Scottish team Heart of Midlothian.

CJI Report: Moldova 1 prioritizes public interest

Moldova 1 primarily presented news and analysis in a neutral manner, with reduced coverage of political topics.

Moldova guarantees no power cuts, compensation for price hikes

In the Republic of Moldova, there will be no temporary electricity outages, and if energy prices rise, citizens will receive compensation.

Why shifting electricity consumption can improve Ukraine's energy system

High electricity consumption during peak hours creates limitations, as does consumption that is half as much during the night, which also leads to limitations.

Moldovan farmers protest drought crisis in Moldova

A bill imposing a moratorium on debt payments for farmers affected by this year's severe drought was passed in its first reading on Thursday, December 19th, as farmers protested outside the parliament building.

Transnistria faces energy crisis, hospitals and schools at risk

Hospitals in Transnistria could face closure, while schools might revert to remote learning if Gazprom fails to meet its contractual gas supply obligations starting January 1st.

Republic of Moldova to increase pensions and social benefits in 2025

Pensions and other social benefits are projected to be indexed by 6.1% starting April 1, 2025. Moreover, beginning May 1, 2025, the minimum pension for those reaching retirement age will be raised to 3,300 lei (~170 euro) for individuals with a full 40-year contribution period.