Kremlin confirms indefinite internet restrictions in Moscow and 62 Russian regions

The Kremlin has officially confirmed that internet disruptions affecting dozens of Russian regions, including the capital, will continue indefinitely. Presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated on Wednesday that these restrictions are "strictly in accordance with the law."

Moldova to establish first strategic fuel reserves to bolster energy security by 2026

The Republic of Moldova is set to establish its first-ever strategic fuel reserves, a landmark move aimed at insulating the national economy from regional supply shocks and geopolitical volatility.

Moldova launches €10.2M Casa Verde call for residential energy efficiency

The Republic of Moldova will open a new funding round for its "Casa Verde" (Green Home) program on March 18. This initiative aims to provide energy renovation grants to an additional 1,000 households across the country.

Moldova approves withdrawal from founding CIS agreements

The Moldovan Government officially approved draft laws on Wednesday, March 11, to denounce the founding charter and statute of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). This decisive move marks a final systemic break from the Moscow-led organization, with the documents now heading to Parliament for a final vote.

Moldova lowers voting threshold to appoint international vetting experts amid transparency concerns

The head of Moldova’s judicial council warned that a recent change to the voting rules for appointing members of a key vetting commission could undermine the credibility of the country’s justice reform.

New Moldova-Ukraine border link to bypass Transnistrian routes

The Moldovan Government approved the legal framework for a new international border crossing point between Cosăuți and Yampil on March 11. This strategic hub, connecting northern Moldova to Ukraine’s Vinnytsia region, aims to secure logistical corridors and bypass the breakaway Transnistrian territory.

Bundestag President Julia Klöckner reaffirms German support in historic Kyiv visit

Bundestag President Julia Klöckner arrived in Kyiv on Wednesday, marking her first visit to Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began and since assuming her role in March 2025. The high-level visit, kept secret until her arrival for security reasons, aims to reassure Ukraine of Germany's continued backing amidst shifting global focus toward the Middle East.

Moldova launches €2 million pilot program to replace aging Soviet-era elevators

Thousands of residents in multi-story apartment buildings across Moldova continue to use elevators that are over 40 years old. To mitigate safety risks and improve accessibility for the elderly and those with reduced mobility, the Government has launched a pilot modernization program.

Moldova increases guaranteed minimum income by 6.84% to offset inflation

The Moldovan Government approved a 6.84% increase in the Guaranteed Minimum Monthly Income (GMMI) during its session on March 11. The measure, effective from April 1, 2026, aims to protect vulnerable citizens against rising consumer prices recorded last year.

Jannik Sinner overcomes João Fonseca in straight-set tie-breaks at Indian Wells

World No. 2 Jannik Sinner advanced to the Indian Wells quarter-finals following a grueling 7-6(5), 7-6(4) victory over Brazil’s rising star João Fonseca. The high-octane encounter lasted two hours and three minutes, testing the Italian’s resilience against an opponent in peak form.

Opposition demands immediate fiscal intervention as Moldova navigates energy state of alert

The "Alternativa" Bloc has formally requested the Moldovan Government to implement emergency measures to mitigate the impact of surging fuel prices. This comes as the country remains under a 60-day national energy alert, effective since March 4.

Moldova to commission strategic Vulcănești–Chișinău power line by May 2026

Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu announced that the strategic Vulcănești–Chișinău high-voltage line is nearing operational readiness. The project is expected to be commissioned by the end of May 2026, marking a decisive step in the country's energy decoupling.