New electricity tariffs in Moldova bring price cut

Consumers in the Republic of Moldova will start paying less for electricity on August 1.

Moldova’s farmers struggle despite new government aid

The government is preparing a decree to institute a financial support mechanism for farmers who suffered losses from late frosts this spring.

Russia loses a media freedom advocate: Derk Sauer

Derk Sauer, the founder of the newspapers The Moscow Times and Vedomosti, has passed away at the age of 72.

Gagauz Assembly urges Chișinău: Reinstate Court

Members of the Gagauz People's Assembly are urging Chișinău to reinstate the Comrat Court of Appeal.

Moldova boosts businesses with 24M Lei grants

Over 24 million Moldovan Lei in grants have been awarded to approximately 70 entrepreneurs nationwide to develop their businesses.

Wildfires devastate Europe: A climate crisis unfolds

Wildfires are currently raging across Europe, causing widespread devastation. Bulgaria is on nationwide alert after over 200 fires were reported.

Kremlin accused of undermining Ukraine's leadership

Military and government officials in Kyiv reportedly met with U.S. and UK representatives to remove Zelensky from power, Russia's official TASS news agency reported.

Government boosts water security in Moldova

Fifty-six ponds and reservoirs across Moldova have been declared of national importance. The government approved this decision on July 30.

Moldova honors Ion Ungureanu: Exhibition and book launch mark 90th anniversary

A two-part event at the National Museum of Romanian Literature celebrated the late Ion Ungureanu, a revered advocate and promoter of national values.

Eugen Tomac on Radio Moldova: EU sped up Moldova’s accession process to shield it from Russia’s hybrid attacks

Aggression and hybrid attacks by the Russian Federation are a reaction to the Republic of Moldova's natural and democratic aspiration to move closer to the European Union, said MEP Eugen Tomac on the "Zi de Zi" show on Radio Moldova . His comments followed a statement from President Maia Sandu, who convened the Supreme Security Council (SSC) earlier that morning. During this meeting, she announced that Russia is preparing to interfere in Moldova's elections through paid protests, cyber attacks, and false messages aimed at the diaspora.

Website hosting banned Russian TV channels blocked in Moldova

The "Hai TV" application and the "HaiTV.md" website were blocked in the Republic of Moldova.

Reactions after SSC meeting: Russia denies interference, Tiraspol says it’s not mobilizing voters, Romania pledges support, and the opposition alleges abuses

The Kremlin denied allegations of preparing for "unprecedented interference" in the upcoming September elections, which President Maia Sandu claimed during a meeting of the Supreme Security Council (SSC) on July 30. Additionally, the so-called foreign ministry in Tiraspol disagrees with claims that voters in the region would be mobilized for the parliamentary elections on the right bank of the Nistru. Meanwhile, Romania pledged its support to the Republic of Moldova in the field of cybersecurity to help counter the hybrid warfare tactics being employed by Russia.