Constantin Cojocaru, Moldova’s oldest citizen and last Romanian WWII veteran, died

Constantin Cojocaru, the oldest citizen of the Republic of Moldova and one of the last surviving veterans of World War II, passed away at the age of 106. He endured many challenging moments in history, including war, deportations, and changes in government, yet he always upheld his faith in national values and dreamed of a united Moldova and Romania.

Maria Zaharova reacts to Chișinău’s plan to borrow €400M from EBRD for energy independence

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova criticized the decision by the authorities in Chisinau to secure a 400 million euro loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). This loan, which is guaranteed by the Government, aims to enhance the Republic of Moldova's energy independence. In a post on her Telegram account, Zakharova claims that this loan will ultimately lead to the energy "enslavement" of the Republic of Moldova.

Republic of Moldova opens consulate in the Netherlands. Igor Grosu: "Proof of a solid partnership"

The Honorary Consulate of our country was established in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located in Heiloo. The inauguration was attended by Igor Grosu, Parliament Speaker, who remarked that "today's event demonstrates that the Republic of Moldova has successfully built a strong partnership with local authorities in the Netherlands."

Government meeting opened with moment of silence for Eugen Doga

Today's government meeting began with a moment of silence in memory of master Eugen Doga, who was laid to rest today.

Brussels and Chișinău plan to connect Moldova’s energy market to EU by 2027

The European Union has consistently supported the Republic of Moldova in its efforts to enhance energy security and move forward with European integration. This was stated by Dan Jørgensen, the European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, during the sixth high-level meeting of the Republic of Moldova - European Union Energy Dialogue. According to Commissioner Jørgensen, Moldova has made significant progress in reducing its reliance on Russian gas and is working towards integrating into the community bloc's energy market, which could potentially occur by 2027.

Mărculești International Airport set for modernization

The Mărculești International Airport is set to undergo modernization and receive essential infrastructure upgrades. This will enable the airport to handle both national and international passenger flights and cargo flights. The government approved a draft law to facilitate these improvements on Thursday.

The Republic of Moldova borrows €400M to secure energy for cold season

The Republic of Moldova is taking steps to enhance its energy security for the upcoming cold season. The Joint Stock Company "Energocom" plans to secure a loan of 400 million euros from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to ensure a stable supply of natural gas in the country. This decision was approved by the Cabinet of Ministers on June 5. The loan will have a duration of five years and will be guaranteed by the Government, which will exempt the company from a risk commission estimated at 64 million euros.

Brussels: Transnistrian region is part of the Republic of Moldova; conflict solution will come “at the appropriate time”

The European Commission upholds the territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova, emphasizing that the Transnistrian region is an integral part of the state. European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, stated this in an interview with "Radio Moldova." She also mentioned that a resolution to the Transnistrian conflict will be found "at the appropriate time" with the support of international partners.

Prime Minister Dorin Recean at Eugen Doga’s funeral: “He carried Moldova across the globe, placed us in world culture, and made us proud to have given the world a titan”

Master Eugen Doga "passed away, but his music will resonate through time," Prime Minister Dorin Recean stated today at the funeral of the renowned composer, who has embarked on his final journey. President Maia Sandu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu were not present at the farewell ceremony, as they are currently abroad; however, they sent bouquets of flowers as a tribute to Eugen Doga.

Eugen Doga, farewell at the "Nicolae Sulac" Palace: "Heaven is warmer now—master ascended to play his eternal music"

Many people are gathering today to bid farewell to master Eugen Doga, bringing flowers and feeling deep sadness in their hearts. The master's lifeless body is currently resting in the large hall of the "Nicolae Sulac" National Palace, where the "In Memoriam Eugen Doga" ceremony and a mourning rally are taking place. Flowers were laid at the great composer's coffin, including tributes from the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, and the Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu.

In memoriam Eugen Doga on "Moldova 1": "His loss pains us, but his legacy is eternal"

Artists, stage colleagues, relatives, close friends, and admirers of the great composer Eugen Doga are mourning his loss as he embarks on his final journey. In a special edition titled "In Memoriam Eugen Doga," broadcast by Moldova 1 TV, those who knew and cherished him shared their memories and reflections on his life and work.

Ukrainian civilian helicopter makes emergency landing in Călărași due to engine failure

A civilian KA-27 helicopter registered in Ukraine made an emergency landing today, June 5, in the Călărași district after the crew reported significant engine vibrations during the flight.