Two candidates advance in race for Energocom director general

The Board of S.A. "Energocom" has advanced two candidates to the next stage of the competition for the position of general director of the company. The candidates are Sergiu Ceban and Eugeniu Buzatu. Another candidate was not considered because he did not meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the regulations, as announced by the Public Property Agency (APP).

€11 million investment: Slobozia Mare bypass opens to traffic

After nearly two decades of anticipation, the ring road around Slobozia Mare village has officially opened. This new section, which is almost 17 kilometers long, will help alleviate heavy traffic in the village. Additionally, it will provide a shorter route to Giurgiulesti Port and the border with Romania.

Prime Minister will present new fiscal policy next week

The new fiscal-budgetary policy will be presented by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan next week. It is anticipated that both the Government and the parliamentary majority will support this policy to avoid the internal conflicts that emerged during the Munteanu Government. While the new Prime Minister will implement some changes, the core concept of the policy will remain unchanged.

Maia Sandu calls for greater efforts to keep EU reforms on track

President Maia Sandu chaired a meeting of the National Commission for European Integration on Monday. This was the first meeting with members of the new Government, led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. During the meeting, participants reviewed the assessment of the first-semester 2026 implementation of the National Accession Program, discussed progress on reforms in justice and security, and established priorities to continue the Republic of Moldova's European path.

Cluster 6 talks: Moldova will adopt EU rules on trade and arms control

The Republic of Moldova has been implementing some of the requirements outlined in Cluster 6 - "External Relations," which was recently opened for negotiations with the European Union, for several years now. This is particularly true for the requirements related to foreign policy and security, according to Alexandru Codreanu, head of the General Directorate for Cooperation with the European Union within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

AMDM under scrutiny as Health Ministry probes medical equipment authorizations

Accusations of favoritism and unfair competition have led the Ministry of Health to conduct thorough checks at the Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices (AMDM). Ordered on Monday, July 27, the inspection focuses on the registration of medical devices, as well as the circumstances surrounding the agency's decision to withdraw an appeal in a case involving two types of catheters that were banned in 2024.

Experts: Constitutional Court ruling on Gagauzia aligns electoral rules with Moldova's Constitution

The allegations concerning a supposed violation of the Constitution related to the amendment of the electoral rules in Gagauzia lack legal foundation. The decision of the Constitutional Court (CC) is intended to ensure uniform norms across the country. This clarification was provided to Teleradio-Moldova by experts Mihai Sirkeli and Ștefan Bejan after a conference on the "Defense of Autonomy," which took place on July 25 in Comrat.

University admissions underway with increased scholarships and over 9,000 state-funded places

University admissions in the Republic of Moldova have started, and thousands of graduates are making decisions about their academic futures. Applications can be submitted online or in person until August 1.

Novaci village still without water despite nearby aqueduct

Even though the village of Novaci is located just four kilometers from the city of Călărași, where one of the largest water and sewage projects in the country is currently being developed, the residents of Novaci still lack a public water supply. The estimated cost to construct an aqueduct for this locality in the Tuzara commune is approximately 12 million lei, a sum that local authorities cannot finance from their own budget.

Leadership change at MoldATSA: Interim administrator appointed

Moldatsa, the state-owned enterprise responsible for airspace and air traffic services, has appointed a new interim administrator. The position will be filled by Vasile Șaramet, the former head of the Civil Aeronautical Authority (AAC).

United States steps up fight against online fraud and sextortion

The United States will prohibit individuals involved in cyberscams, online fraud, and sexual blackmail from entering the country. In some cases, this ban will also extend to their immediate family members. This new visa restriction policy, announced by the US Department of State and promoted by the US Embassy in Chisinau, is part of the US administration's efforts to combat criminal networks that have caused over $10 billion in harm to American citizens in 2024 alone.

Chisinau Airport sets up temporary pre-boarding area to reduce crowding

"Eugen Doga" International Airport in Chisinau began setting up a temporary pre-boarding area on Monday, July 27, to decongest passenger flows and streamline the boarding process during peak traffic times.