Five candidates apply for Teleradio-Moldova director general post

Five candidates applied for the position of General Director of the Public Institution "Teleradio-Moldova" Company (TRM). The deadline for submitting applications was Friday, July 10, at 5:00 p.m.

EU states back opening new accession talks for Moldova and Ukraine

All 27 European Union member states have unanimously approved opening a new cluster of accession negotiations for Moldova and Ukraine.

State lake lease revenues in Moldova quadruple under new rules

The Moldovan Ministry of Environment has requested local public authorities to urgently review lease contracts for state-owned lakes. Under a newly updated regulation, rental fees will now be calculated based on the specific surface area, depth, and hydrotechnical characteristics of each water basin.

Moldova PAS Lawmaker Alexandr Trubca Resigns Amid Real Estate Scandal

Alexandr Trubca, a prominent lawmaker and one of the four deputy chairs of the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) parliamentary faction, has resigned from his legislative post. The decision follows intense public scrutiny regarding his high-value real estate operations.

PAS nominates Vasile Tofan as Moldova new prime minister

Moldova’s ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has officially nominated prominent businessman and investor Vasile Tofan for the position of prime minister.

Moldova's population could fall to 2 million by 2040, driven by migration and delayed marriages

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a significant demographic imbalance. In rural areas, the population is predominantly male, while women are increasingly migrating to urban centers. National data reveal a concerning trend: the number of men is steadily decreasing relative to the number of women. The main factors contributing to this imbalance are high male mortality rates and the emigration of men from the country.

Opposition rejects new pm selection, warns of government failure

Vasile Costiuc, leader of the "Democratia Acasa" party, warned on Friday, July 11, that appointing a new prime minister without replacing the current cabinet would ignore public demand for reform. The protest took place at the Presidential Office, where the party declined to participate in formal consultations.

All-Czech Wimbledon final: Muchova to face Noskova for title

The Wimbledon final will feature an all-Czech showdown between Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova. Both players secured their spots in Saturday’s championship match, marking a historic moment for Czech tennis.

Russian drone strikes passenger minibus in Kherson, 8 injured

Eight civilians were injured today when a Russian drone targeted a passenger minibus in central Kherson. Local officials reported the attack occurred at approximately 13:40, as reported by Ukrinform.

Moldovan opposition boycotts presidential consultations

All opposition parties in Moldova have announced a total boycott of the formal presidential consultations aimed at designating a new prime minister. The move follows the resignation of former Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu on July 3.

Putin leans toward escalating Ukraine war, Reuters sources say

Russian President Vladimir Putin is signaling a preference for escalating the war in Ukraine rather than seeking peace, three sources close to the Kremlin told Reuters.

Italy expels Russian diplomats over espionage allegations

Italy announced on July 9 the expulsion of two Russian intelligence operatives working under diplomatic cover, condemning their activities as a "grave and unacceptable interference" in Italian security.