Moldovan carriers gain wider access to international markets

Moldovan carriers may receive additional authorizations that would improve their access to the territories of six countries: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Lithuania, Serbia, and Armenia. The authorities in Chisinau requested these countries to issue the necessary authorizations, aiming to expand the market opportunities for Moldovan carriers in these states.

Justice Ministry seeks 1-year suspension of 'Moldova Mare' Party over foreign funding

The activity of the "Moldova Mare" Political Party may be restricted for a period of 12 months. This request was made by the Ministry of Justice to the Central Court of Appeal on Tuesday, September 30. In the meantime, the Ministry, led by Minister Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, has also requested the implementation of precautionary measures until a decision is reached.

Over 16,000 employed through ANOFM in the first nine months of the year

During the first nine months of the year, over 16,000 individuals found employment through the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). Nearly half of those who received assistance in finding a job were individuals aged 55 and older. This information was shared by Government Spokesperson Daniel Vodă following the Cabinet of Ministers' meeting on Wednesday, October 1.

Demographic crisis deepens: Employees nearly equal retirees

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a significant demographic imbalance due to high levels of emigration and low birth rates, which pose a threat to its long-term economic sustainability. In an interview with the public broadcaster Moldova 1, demographer Valeriu Sainsus highlighted the direct effects on the state budget and the labor market. He emphasized the need for active public policies to ease the strain on social and economic systems.

Cristina Gherasimov: Moldova will share its experience on free elections and democracy in Copenhagen

During the European leaders' summit in Copenhagen, the Republic of Moldova will share important insights on the lessons learned from recent elections, the importance of protecting citizens' right to vote freely, and how the country has addressed its democratic challenges. This was announced by Cristina Gherasimov, the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, in an interview on the "We and Europe" show on Radio Moldova.

Nearly 100 Moldovan schools equipped with assistive tools for students with special needs

Children with special educational needs from 95 schools in the Republic of Moldova will have access to assistive equipment valued at over 17 million lei (approximately 1 million USD). This initiative is supported by UNICEF, along with the European Union, the Global Partnership for Education, the Governments of Japan and the United States.

Chisinau outpaces other candidate states in EU bid, Cristina Gherasimov

The Republic of Moldova is prepared to advance to the next stage in its European Union accession process by opening negotiations on the first cluster. This announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov during the "We and Europe" program on Radio Moldova. She highlighted that Moldova completed the bilateral screening process in record time, faster than many other candidate countries, demonstrating the level of preparedness and political will present in both Chișinău and Brussels. Gherasimov added that over a thousand experts from the European Commission are currently working on Moldova’s application, which reflects the strong support from European institutions.

Igor Grosu, in Bucharest: "Moscow will not give up its influence in the region"

Moscow will not give up its influence in the region, with disinformation and propaganda remaining the Kremlin’s main weapons. The statement was made by PAS leader and Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, Igor Grosu, during his visit to Bucharest on Wednesday. In a Digi24 interview, Grosu said that after the election victory, the new pro-European majority in Chișinău must speed up reforms and stressed the need for close cooperation with Romania and the EU to counter Russia’s threats.

Iași mayor seeks Moldovan citizenship: "I will be proud"

Mihai Chirica, the mayor of Iași, Romania, announced that he is in the process of collecting the necessary documents to apply for citizenship of the Republic of Moldova. He expressed his intention to become a citizen of Moldova immediately after the parliamentary elections on September 28. The mayor stated that this decision reflects a promise he made to the people he met during his campaign leading up to the elections.

Two ex-'Șor' activists sentenced to 5 years; 12.7M lei confiscated

The presidents of the Soroca and Cimișlia territorial organizations of the former "Șor" Party have each been sentenced to five years in prison, to be served in a semi-closed penitentiary. This decision was announced on October 1 by the Chișinău Court based in Buiucani.

Ex-mayor of Băcioi sentenced to 8 more years for corruption, now on the run

The former mayor of Băcioi, a suburb of the capital, was sentenced to an additional eight years in prison for passive corruption. He has also been ordered to pay a fine of 150,000 lei and will be prohibited from holding public office for five years. Vitalie Șalari is currently outside the Republic of Moldova and is being tried in absentia.

Teleradio-Moldova starts consultations on Eurovision 2026 participation

Teleradio-Moldova (TRM) has initiated discussions with the country's artistic community regarding potential participation in next year's Eurovision Song Contest.