Romania, Ukraine, and Moldova establish a trilateral Chamber of Commerce

Romania, Ukraine, and the Republic of Moldova will establish a trilateral Chamber of Commerce (CCTRUM) to enhance interstate cooperation and improve the management of European funds. This initiative has already received support from over 250 institutions and organizations across the three countries.

Ukraine bans Chisinau politician over “drones”; Ambassador Rohovei: “We do not comment”

The authorities in Kiev have not commented or officially confirmed the ban imposed on Adrian Dulgher, the vice president of the Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB) Party, who has reportedly been declared an undesirable person in Ukraine. According to sources cited by the press in Chisinau, Dulgher was banned from entering the neighboring country after questioning the war in Ukraine.

New freelancer regime adopted by nearly 250 people: Lower taxes effective from January 1

A total of 241 freelancers have officially registered their independent activities to benefit from the provisions of the law that will enter into force on January 1, 2026, which introduces a simplified taxation regime.

Opposition demands Maia Sandu’s resignation, alleging treason

The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM), the largest opposition party in parliament, is calling for President Maia Sandu's resignation. This comes after she stated in an interview that she would vote for unification with Romania if a referendum were held. The Party of Communists (PCRM) also labelled her statements as "an act of treason" and is demanding her resignation and departure from the country.

€2,000 bribe for a driving test: Two suspects from Cahul detained

Two individuals from Cahul were arrested after allegedly attempting to profit quickly by soliciting 2,000 euros to help someone pass the theoretical and practical tests of a driving exam. They are now detained at the National Anticorruption Center (CNA).

Moldova and the United Kingdom sign Popșoi–Cooper agreement to boost strategic cooperation

During a phone conversation with British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi focused on strengthening the Moldovan-British partnership in strategic areas and enhancing economic relations. The discussion emphasized initiatives aimed at bringing the business communities of both countries closer together.

Foreign citizen detained with 88 undeclared vials at the airport

He planned to fly from Chisinau to Bratislava with 88 vials of an unidentified substance. A 31-year-old Slovak citizen is under investigation by law enforcement and faces sanctions.

UN report: Moldova’s economy is growing and inflation is easing

The economy of the Republic of Moldova is gradually recovering from a period of stagnation and various challenges, according to the latest United Nations report "World Economic Situation and Prospects for 2026". Following years impacted by the pandemic, the energy crisis, and record inflation, the UN forecasts indicate a predicted acceleration in economic growth and a noticeable moderation in inflation in the coming years.

Over 8,500 colorectal screening tests in 2025, with hundreds sent for further investigations

In 2025, over 8,500 people benefited from colorectal screening services provided through a prevention program funded by public health resources, according to the National Health Insurance Company.

Emergency services face a demanding start to the year amid accidents, poisonings, and hypothermia

In just under two weeks since the start of the year, there have been 80 road accidents in the Republic of Moldova that required ambulance intervention. These incidents resulted in injuries to 109 individuals, with 79 patients, including 16 children, needing to be transported to the hospital.

Moldovan traveler visits 163 countries: “It’s something wow!”

Global tourism is no longer merely focused on statistics, regulations, and finances; it is increasingly about people, courage, and transformative experiences. Natalia Ciobanu, a traveler from the Republic of Moldova, has visited 163 countries and aims to visit every country in the world.

Ministry of Agriculture: Winter frosts do not threaten vineyards

The State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry, Vasile Șerban, states that the low temperatures expected during this period should not negatively impact grapevine plantations. He noted that most grape varieties cultivated in the Republic of Moldova can withstand temperatures as low as minus 18 to minus 22 degrees Celsius. Additionally, he emphasized that winter frosts are not as harmful as late spring frosts, which pose a greater risk. As a result, the potential damage to grapevines is expected to be minimal.