Writer Constantin Cheianu resigns as deputy citing health reasons

Writer Constantin Cheianu is resigning from his position as a deputy of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) due to health concerns. He stated that he became involved in the elections to prevent the Russian opposition from gaining power following the September 28 election. However, he found that the efforts he put into the electoral campaign and his work in Parliament had negatively impacted his health.

New raids in a money-laundering, crypto, and illegal party-funding case tied to the “Șor” network

Law enforcement officers from the National Investigation Inspectorate, along with police officers from the "Fulger" BPDS and PCCOCS prosecutors, are conducting new searches this morning as part of a criminal case involving money laundering, cryptocurrency conversion, and illegal political financing.

Alexandru Munteanu visits Bucharest

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu is on his first official foreign visit to Bucharest since taking office. This morning, he shared a video on his Facebook page, stating, "I am leaving with my government team to meet our friends in Romania and to connect with our supporters on our path toward Europe."

From 2026, Moldova’s youth get a European Card with service discounts

Young people in the Republic of Moldova could soon benefit from European cards, which would provide discounts and benefits for shopping, theater and film, transportation, and museum visits. The Ministry of Education and Research, in collaboration with the National Youth Agency, is preparing to launch the European card, aiming to implement it in 2026. Currently, the European card is utilized in over 30 countries, and the Republic of Moldova plans to adopt this successful model.

Russia reaffirms readiness to resume Ukraine negotiations in Istanbul

Russia has reaffirmed its readiness to proceed with Russia-Ukraine negotiations in Istanbul. This intention, initially stated by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin, was reiterated on Wednesday, November 12, by Alexei Polishchuk, head of the Second CIS Countries Department of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Moldova finalizes CIS energy withdrawal to boost independence

The Republic of Moldova is completing its withdrawal from all energy cooperation commitments within the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).

New European Democracy Shield targets foreign interference

The European Union has unveiled two key initiatives designed to fortify democratic values, support independent media, and protect civil society organizations from information manipulation and foreign interference: the European Democracy Shield and the EU Strategy for Civil Society.

Moldova aviation must implement mandatory ISMS for cyber security

Air operators, airports, and air navigation services providers, along with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in the Republic of Moldova, must implement a complex Information Security Risk Management System (ISMS) to proactively combat cyberattacks and data leaks.

Moldova loses $170 million final IMF tranche after program expires

The Republic of Moldova will not receive the final IMF tranche of approximately $170 million (equivalent to about 2.9 billion lei).

Moldova moves to close Russian Center in Chișinău

Moldova is moving to close the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Chișinău, a body officially denounced as "an instrument of Kremlin propaganda."

Transnistria heating bills skyrocket as new Tiraspol tariffs take effect

The cost of heating and hot water has dramatically increased in Transnistria (Dniester left bank), with residents complaining of a "significant increase" in their Transnistria heating bills.

Denmark approves new $217 million military aid package for Ukraine

A new Denmark military aid Ukraine package, with a total value of approximately $217 million (1.4 billion Danish kroner), has been approved by the Danish Government and Parliament to boost Danish support for Ukraine.