Moldova proposes state funding for overseas repatriation of citizens

Moldovan opposition lawmakers registered a comprehensive legislative initiative on June 11, 2026, aimed at creating a state-funded mechanism to assist the repatriation of citizens who pass away abroad. The bill proposes a synchronized system of administrative and financial support for grieving families.

Moldova reforms sports sector to attract private investments

The Moldovan Parliament passed the final reading of a bill reforming the Law on Physical Education and Sport. The new legal framework allows the private sector to organize, finance, and develop national sports activities.

Gagauzia election deadlock sparks Moldova constitutional crisis

Chisinau is attempting to unblock negotiations with the Comrat administration regarding the elections for the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia (APG). However, political experts warn that external interference is actively driving the ongoing legislative paralysis to fuel regional instability.

New Romanian government program prioritizes PNRR and digitalization

Romania’s Prime Minister-designate, Eugen Tomac, has finalized his cabinet lineup. He will distribute the official governing program to all parliamentary parties on Thursday, June 11.

Moldovan rescuers save man from hospital fall

Moldovan emergency services rescued a 63-year-old man on June 10 after he became trapped on the exterior of a medical facility. The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) deployed teams to the scene immediately.

US-Iran airstrikes strain ceasefire as Trump demands peace deal

The United States and Iran executed a new round of reciprocal airstrikes on Thursday for the second consecutive day. President Donald Trump vowed further military action unless Tehran immediately signs a peace accord.

Moldova authorities urge calm over seasonal snake activity

Moldovan public health and emergency authorities have urged citizens to remain calm and avoid direct contact with reptiles following a seasonal increase in snake activity. Out of the eight snake species native to Moldova, only two are venomous, and encounters remain highly infrequent.

Moldova gas market reform drives major volumes on BRM

The liberalization of Moldova’s natural gas market for large corporate consumers has delivered its first major outcomes. During the first two months of the reform, companies traded over 514,000 MWh (approx. 48 million cubic meters) on the over-the-counter (OTC) platform operated by the Romanian Commodities Exchange (BRM).

Moldova flood risk rises as damaged dams threaten infrastructure

The risk of new floods in the Republic of Moldova remains critical. State water agency Apele Moldovei warned that heavy forecast rainfall combined with severely degraded dams threatens nationwide safety.

New Moldovan bill allows municipalities to seize and sell junk cars

Moldovan lawmakers from the National Alternative Movement party have registered a new legislative initiative aimed at clearing long-abandoned vehicles from public spaces. The bill grants local municipalities the legal authority to tow, confiscate, and subsequently sell or scrap cars left deserted on public property.

Moldova targets gradual EU integration amid Franco-German proposal

Core European Union member states are driving a structural shift in enlargement policy by proposing a gradual integration model. A diplomatic non-paper, initiated by France and Germany and backed by the Benelux nations, suggests granting candidate states phased access to EU programs and policies before achieving full membership status.

Daniela Morari highlights Brussels’ oversight of key chapters

This week is pivotal for the European path of the Republic of Moldova. Next Tuesday, June 16, in Luxembourg, the member states of the European Union (EU) will decide whether to officially open cluster negotiations with our country. This historic decision will be announced during the General Affairs Council meeting. Moldova's Ambassador to the EU, Daniela Morari, has outlined the next steps for our country and emphasized that the initial chapters opened will be subject to more rigorous monitoring by Brussels.