Maia Sandu will attend consecration of the National Cathedral’s painting in Bucharest

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, will attend the consecration ceremony of the painting at the National Cathedral in Bucharest on Sunday, according to officials from Chisinau, as reported by Agerpres.

Analyst Mihai Isac on Moldova 1 TV: Government inauguration – the opposition’s moment of truth

The appointment of economist Alexandru Munteanu as prime minister poses a challenge to the political maturity of opposition parties that identify as pro-European, according to Black Sea analyst Mihai Isac. In an interview with Moldova 1 TV, he highlighted that the upcoming government will face a challenging mandate, characterized by intricate domestic and geopolitical issues, along with a strategic mission to strengthen the country's European path.

EcoVoucher Program: over 500 more families will buy new appliances with Norway’s support

About 550 families will have the chance to replace their old appliances with new, energy-efficient models. A new round of the EcoVoucher Program, launched on October 23, offers vouchers of 6,000 lei each for purchasing appliances.

Nearly 120 human trafficking victims in 2024: traffickers’ tactics to exploit the vulnerable

Human trafficking remains a significant issue affecting both adults and children in the Republic of Moldova. According to the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS), 119 victims of human trafficking were identified over the past year, including 30 minors. Additionally, 320 individuals were brought to trial.

UN reaffirms Moldova’s European path: a trusted partner on its road to the EU

The United Nations is celebrating 80 years since its founding, and in the Republic of Moldova—where it has been active for over 33 years—it reaffirms its role as a strategic partner in the European integration process. The UN supports reforms, combats violence, and strengthens social resilience. The topics of European integration and the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda were discussed with guests on the "Public Space" program on Radio Moldova.

Future government will have a new justice minister: Maia Sandu appoints Veronica Mihailov-Moraru as presidential advisor

Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, the acting Minister of Justice, will not be part of the new government. On Friday, October 24, the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, signed a decree appointing her as Presidential Advisor for Justice. Mihailov-Moraru is set to begin her new role as Presidential Advisor on November 11, 2025.

Vetting for lawyers? Igor Grosu welcomes the initiative. Veronica Mihailov-Moraru says it sends a political message

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu described President Maia Sandu's proposal for an external evaluation process for lawyers as "an interesting initiative." This evaluation would be similar to the one currently applied to judges and prosecutors. After the consultations at the Presidency on Friday, October 24, Grosu was asked by journalists about the appointment of the prime minister. He emphasized that sincere dialogue among lawyers is needed.

Gaza evacuation mission: four Palestinian citizens will reach their families in the Republic of Moldova

Four Palestinian citizens, who are spouses of Moldovan citizens, are being evacuated from Gaza and will be brought to the Republic of Moldova. This information was shared by Mihai Popșoi, the acting Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, during an event on Friday, October 24, where he presented his activity report to the government led by Dorin Recean.

Vladimir Bolea: First low-cost flight from Mărculești "in a year" and train to Chișinău airport by Easter

The first low-cost flight could take off from the airport in Mărculești, Florești district, in a year, announced acting Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea on Friday, October 24, in a press conference during which he presented the report of the activity of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development (MIDR) over the past four years. Also, the official stated that the new train route that is to connect the center of Chisinau to the "Eugen Doga" International Airport - Chisinau will be launched in the spring of 2026, this being included in the 1.9 billion euro Economic Growth Plan, financed by the European Union.

Mihai Popșoi hails two years in office: “Moldova is now a respected state with unprecedented international openness”

The Republic of Moldova is now a respected state with a remarkable level of international openness. Despite its limited resources, the authorities consistently provide assistance to citizens in need, with strengthening the country's European path remaining a central objective. These statements were made by Mihai Popșoi, the acting Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, during the presentation of his activity report to the government led by Dorin Recean on Friday, October 24.

ECtHR condemns Russia for severe abuses in transnistrian region, awards over €100,000 to five victims

On 23 October 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) issued a judgment confirming serious human rights violations in the Transnistrian region. Four cases involving five residents of the region were successfully pursued by claimants represented by lawyers from the Promo-LEX Association. The Court established that the Russian Federation was responsible for illegal detentions, inhumane treatment, and restrictions on freedom of expression and movement. As a result, Moscow was ordered to pay a total of over 100,000 euros in compensation. While the Republic of Moldova was not found guilty, the judgment underscores the vulnerability of citizens living on the left bank of the Nistru and emphasizes the urgent need for protective measures.

Chief Prosecutor of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has three deputies: CSP approved the appointments

The Superior Council of Prosecutors (SCP) has approved the appointment of three prosecutors as deputy chief prosecutors of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (APO). The positions have been assigned to Victor Muntean, Ina Frunză-Bargan, and Ion Pripa, as proposed by the chief prosecutor of the APO, Marcel Dumbrăvan.