Political

Maia Sandu leaves for Japan and the USA: She will participate in the International Anti-Corruption Conference

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, is leaving for a visit to Japan and the United States of America, the presidential institution announces.

Between December 1 and 3, the president will be in Tokyo, where she is expected to meet with high-level officials from the Government of Japan and representatives of the Japanese Parliament. Maia Sandu will participate in the conference of the World Assembly of Women (WAW). Afterwards, the president will leave for the US. Between December 5-7, Maia Sandu will be in Washington, where she will participate in the International Anti-Corruption Conference, within the Summit for Democracy. In the USA, Maia Sandu will meet with representatives of the diaspora.

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Obstruction of free movement on the bridge over the Nistru from Gura Bâcului – Bâcioc, to the attention of the Joint Control Commission
Regional

Obstruction of free movement on the bridge over the Nistru from Gura Bâcului – Bâcioc, to the attention of the Joint Control Commission

A consensus was not reached on signing the weekly report on the situation in the Security Zone, at the meeting of the Joint Control Commission, held on Thursday, November 28 in Bender. The refusal of the Transnistrian delegation to include in the document information about Tiraspol’s actions aimed at fortifying the illegal post in the town of Bâcioc, in the immediate vicinity of the bridge over the Nistru, led to the blocking of the process.

No Russian gas in 2025? The Republic of Moldova must prepare for this scenario, experts warn
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No Russian gas in 2025? The Republic of Moldova must prepare for this scenario, experts warn

Citizens and authorities in the Republic of Moldova must prepare for the worst-case scenario, in which from January 1, 2025, Russian gas will no longer be able to reach the Republic of Moldova, transiting Ukraine, say energy experts. Also, they state that in the current cold season, there is no longer a risk that our country will be left without energy resources, but their costs could be high.

Moldovans who have worked for at least 15 years in Italy will benefit from pensions
Social

Moldovans who have worked for at least 15 years in Italy will benefit from pensions

Moldovan citizens settled in Italy will benefit from pensions and other social benefits. An agreement in this regard was approved today by Parliament. It stipulates that our citizens must have a minimum work experience of 15 years, cumulatively, both on the territory of the Republic of Moldova and the Republic of Italy.