Unpopular but necessary reforms: Political analyst: Moldova’s EU integration depends on political will and social consensus

The reforms required by Moldova's path toward European integration are largely challenging and often unpopular, but they are necessary, according to political analyst Laurențiu Pleșca. He explains that the agenda for joining the European Union involves significant transformations of state institutions and the alignment of national legislation with European standards. This process not only demands technical effort but also requires ongoing political and social support.

Alexandru Machidon appointed acting Prosecutor General by decree signed by Maia Sandu

Alexandru Machidon was appointed as the acting Prosecutor General. This decree was signed by President Maia Sandu on May 28.

Moldova receives support assurances from the European Parliament in combating disinformation

The Republic of Moldova requires stronger European support to address hybrid attacks and manipulation attempts by authoritarian regimes. As a leader in the fight against disinformation and foreign interference, Moldova recently welcomed a delegation from the European Parliament, led by Nathalie Loiseau. The delegation evaluated the measures already implemented and promised to offer specific recommendations to enhance the country’s democratic resilience.

Expert on the National Accession Program of Moldova to EU: "It reflects Moldova’s full commitment agenda toward the European Union."

The National Programme for Accession to the European Union outlines the authorities' commitments for the next five years. This plan focuses on harmonizing national legislation with the acquis communautaire and implementing essential reforms in key areas such as justice, the economy, public administration, agriculture, the environment, education, and infrastructure. Experts indicate that executing this plan and meeting all its provisions will be a significant challenge.

Moldova’s Ambassador to Bucharest: "Our ongoing projects will continue"

Relations between Romania and the Republic of Moldova are entering a new phase of strengthening, highlighted by significant infrastructure and interconnection projects. Romania's ambassador to Bucharest, Victor Chirilă, gave these assurances during the "We and Europe" program on Radio Moldova.

Web pages with criminal content will be blocked

Web pages that contain information intended for the preparation or commission of crimes will be blocked. The government has approved new instructions that require the cessation of access to these online resources and the removal of the relevant information directly from the source. Authorities state that this measure is necessary because online platforms are also used for selling drugs.

Several members of Parliament summoned by police and liable to fines for wearing the St. George ribbon

Seven deputies may face fines for wearing the Saint George ribbon, which was banned in the Republic of Moldova on May 9. This information was reported by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Daniella Misail-Nichitin. She noted that 70 incidents have been documented nationwide, with 55 of those occurring in the municipality of Chisinau.

Alexandru Machidon was named acting general prosecutor

Alexandru Machidon has been appointed as the acting prosecutor general. The Superior Council of Prosecutors made this decision during its meeting on May 28. In the public hearing, he outlined his priorities for the interim period. "My immediate priorities will be to review all criminal cases of significant importance, assess the risks associated with these cases, and identify the reasons for any delays. Criminal cases, especially those handled by specialized prosecutor's offices, are the ones that attract more attention and interest."

Voted by the Government: New crossing point will be opened in Ungheni

A new border crossing point will be established in Ungheni. The Government has approved the beginning of negotiations and the signing of a protocol to amend the Agreement with Romania on state border crossing points.

EU will closely monitor Moldova's use of the €1.9 billion aid. Janis Mazeiks: "Trust, but verify"

The European Union will closely monitor how the authorities in Chisinau manage the funds from the Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova. EU Ambassador Janis Mazeiks warned that officials who embezzle European funds may face criminal charges. He noted that Moldovan legislation currently holds individuals accountable for the misuse of EU funds, which serves as an incentive to ensure that “things are done correctly.”

Municipal councilor Victor Chironda resigned

Municipal Councillor Victor Chironda has resigned, citing concerns about the current leadership at City Hall. He believed that the Chisinau Municipal Council (CMC) has become a passive extension of the MAN party and that its operations were ultimately obstructed.

Government approved the National EU Accession Program: 3,117 European acts to be transposed by 2029

The Government of the Republic of Moldova has approved the National Programme for Accession to the European Union (PNA) for 2025–2029. This document outlines the steps the country will take to advance in the European integration process. The programme details the commitments the authorities have made to align national legislation with the EU acquis and implement essential reforms in key areas, including justice, the economy, public administration, agriculture, the environment, education, and infrastructure.