Marina Tauber trial: Moldova politician accused of illegal funding

The last two prosecution witnesses have testified in the case of Marina Tauber, who is accused of falsifying the financial report of the now-banned Șor Party and knowingly accepting illegal funding from an organized criminal group.

Moldova boosts energy security with renewables

Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, states that market developments do not indicate a need to adjust electricity and natural gas tariffs.

NATO boosts Moldova ties to counter Russian interference

NATO can assist the Republic of Moldova in countering Russian interference.

Tiraspol blocks Moldova talks again, deepening tensions

The 1+1 format meeting between Chișinău and Tiraspol, scheduled for Thursday, April 3, has once again been blocked by Tiraspol, according to the Reintegration Policies Bureau.

UK sanctions pro-Russian NGO Evrazia over Moldova referendum fraud

On Wednesday, the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on the pro-Russian NGO Evrazia, claiming it attempted to fraudulently influence the referendum on Moldova's EU accession and undermine the country's democratic processes, according to the British Foreign Office, as reported by Reuters.

Kremlin's influence on Moldova: Nesterovschi's escape to Transnistria

The Kremlin is seeking to influence Moldova’s politics at any cost, and the flight of convicted lawmaker Alexandr Nesterovschi to the Transnistrian region, aided by Russian diplomatic support, represents further proof of this.

Moldova condemns Tiraspol’s press restrictions amid tensions

The illegal and abusive actions of Tiraspol against journalists will be discussed by Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Oleg Serebrian, during discussions on April 7 with the Special Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Ambassador Thomas Lenck, as well as with the EU’s Special Representative in the negotiation process on the Transnistrian settlement, Dorota Dlouchy-Suliga.

Putin signs decree to recruit 160,000 young men into the army

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new decree ordering the recruitment of 160,000 young men into the army.

Germany backs Moldova’s EU path: Baerbock’s latest visit

Annalena Baerbock, born on December 15, 1980, in Hanover, has been serving as Germany’s first female foreign minister since December 8, 2021.

Transnistrian region cracks down on journalists with new restrictions

The Tiraspol regime has introduced a new legislative measure imposing penalties on foreign journalists and those from the right bank of the Dniester who operate in the Transnistrian region without prior accreditation.

Moldova probes illegal party funding, arrests made

By April 2025, the Anti-corruption Prosecutor's Office (PA) had filed 18 criminal cases related to the illegal financing of parties linked to the Șor group.

Ukraine receives key EU funding amid crisis

Ukraine receives 3.5 billion euros in EU financial aid under the Ukraine Facility.