Historian Sergiu Musteață: Transnistrian conflict described as a KGB project

Over three decades after the Nistru War, the Transnistrian conflict remains a highly sensitive issue in the Republic of Moldova. The interpretation of the events leading to the establishment of the separatist region continues to spark debate.

Four pro-European countries sign memorandum on elections free from hybrid attacks

The electoral institutions of the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Albania, and North Macedonia have signed an agreement to protect democracies and enhance collaboration on their paths toward European Union membership. This agreement was formalized in Chisinau at the conclusion of the Regional Conference "Money in Politics 2026." It represents the first step in a long-term partnership focused on the organization of elections.

BNM Governor: Moldova’s banking system largely aligned with EU financial rules

The banking system in the Republic of Moldova is largely aligned with European financial rules and mechanisms. Anca Dragu, the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), stated that 98 percent of the country's banking and financial legislation is harmonized with European standards. During the "EU si UE" program on Moldova 1, she emphasized that Moldovan banks are prepared for the country's integration into European structures.

Ilan Shor arrested in absentia over BEM’s $100 million embezzlement case

The Chisinau Court in Ciocana issued an arrest warrant for fugitive convict Ilan Shor in connection with the embezzlement of $ 100 million from the Moldovan Savings Bank (BEM).

From persona non-grata to number 1 in the Russian Federation: How Ilan Shor's empire serves the Kremlin

Fugitive convict Ilan Shor has established a substantial financial empire in Russia, aided by billionaire Roman Abramovich. Amid the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, Shor has shifted from being an unwelcome figure to becoming an essential player for Moscow. He manages cryptocurrencies and secret banking systems used by intelligence services and major exporters to evade Western sanctions.

Mihai Popșoi meets NATO officials: stronger security means safer citizens

The Republic of Moldova is in the process of modernizing its security and defense sector, aiming to leverage the experience of the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO). Strengthening national security and defense translates to "greater security for our citizens" while also making a tangible contribution to the security of the entire region.

Moldovan companies participate in Bharat Buildcon 2026 in India, calling it a high-stakes opportunity

Forty-nine companies from the Republic of Moldova are participating in Bharat Buildcon 2026, a major international exhibition dedicated to the construction industry in India, which was inaugurated in New Delhi on June 18.

Nine model schools receive modern math labs and upgraded classrooms

Nine model schools across the country now benefit from 38 renovated mathematics laboratories and classrooms, providing approximately 7,000 students with an enhanced learning experience.

3.4 million lei tax evasion scheme in scrap metal sector investigated in Chișinău

Officers from the General Anti-Fraud Directorate of the State Fiscal Service (SFS), in collaboration with the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS), uncovered a tax evasion scheme that could have caused a loss of approximately 3.4 million lei to the state budget.

45 tons of imported potatoes returned due to non-compliance with standards

Two batches of imported early potatoes, totaling 45 tons, were not allowed entry into the Republic of Moldova. Inspectors found that these products did not meet the quality standards set by national legislation, resulting in their return to the producer.

Vision problems and stair climbing among top daily challenges

One in three Moldovans experiences vision difficulties in daily life, even with glasses or contact lenses. Mobility challenges are the second most common issue, significantly hindering activities like climbing stairs and walking.

Cristina Gherasimov, on Moldova 1 TV: "EU talks are becoming real; Moldova must deliver reforms, not just documents"

The opening of the first round of negotiations signifies the recognition of the Republic of Moldova's progress and marks the transition to the formal stage of its accession negotiations with the European Union. Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, stated that this step will promote reforms to bring the government closer to its citizens and foster a competitive economy. Additionally, she noted that it would send a strong signal of confidence to investors.