Moldova: PM candidate Munteanu confirms PAS discussions amid transparency pledge

Economist and businessman Alexandru Munteanu has issued his first public statement since being nominated for the post of Prime Minister of the former Soviet republic of Moldova.

Romania vows full military support for Moldova against Russia attack

Romania’s President Nicușor Dan said the Republic of Moldova faces “no military threat” as long as Ukraine resists, and ruled out the possibility of a Russian attack on the country.

Ceban rules out ministerial role, stays Chișinău mayor

Chișinău mayor Ion Ceban says he hopes to secure parliamentary solutions for some of the capital's issues.

REACTIONS | Dorin Recean’s exit from politics and who might replace him

Experts recommend that the new Cabinet of Ministers prioritize several key areas: economic growth, justice reform, accelerating European integration, improving the quality of life, reducing inflation, and increasing pensions. They emphasize the importance of having a diverse cabinet composition that includes not only representatives from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) but also professionals from various fields and other political parties. This diversity will help ensure effective contributions to the consolidation of reforms.

'Veiled threat': Kremlin warns Moldova could follow Ukraine’s path

Moscow has accused Chisinau of "clinging to power" and adopting an "unfriendly" stance towards Russia following the Moldovan government's approval of the National Military Strategy for 2025–2035. This statement was made by Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for the President of the Russian Federation, in a comment to the Russian press. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Chisinau has not yet responded to these accusations. Meanwhile, experts warn that the Kremlin poses a security threat to the Republic of Moldova by maintaining its troops on Moldovan territory.

Olga Ursu and Angela Cutasevici take deputy mandates

Chisinau is now without two deputy mayors, Olga Ursu and Angela Cutasevici, who were elected to the new Parliament as candidates from the "Alternative" Electoral Bloc. The announcement was made by Ion Ceban, who previously stated that he would continue in his role as mayor.

Dorin Recean steps down as Prime Minister and MP

Prime Minister Dorin Recean will not continue as the head of the next Cabinet of Ministers, despite the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) securing a parliamentary majority in the recent elections. This party previously helped him attain the position of Prime Minister. Additionally, Dorin Recean is resigning from his position as a deputy, which he won in the parliamentary elections held on September 28. This information was announced during a press conference on Monday, October 13, by Prime Minister Recean and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Hybrid war: Sandu warns Russia targets Moldova’s elections

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has warned that the country's legal foundations, built with the help of the Venice Commission over 35 years, must be reinforced to protect its freedom.

Moldova vulnerable to Russia attacks EU vows support

Moldova remains vulnerable to disinformation, economic pressure, and cyber attacks from the Russian Federation, but the EU will stand by it "every step of the way," the bloc's ambassador to Chișinău has said.

Venice Commission at 35: Sandu to highlight lessons from post-soviet transition

Moldovan President Maia Sandu will deliver a speech on Saturday, 11 October, at the ceremony marking the 35th anniversary of the Venice Commission.

EU Ambassador Piórko says Moldova 'belongs to European family'

Moldova is set to successfully complete its path to European Union (EU) membership, and Brussels will remain by its citizens' side "every step of the way."

Romanian Army chief: Romania must protect its citizens, including those in the Republic of Moldova

Romania could help the Republic of Moldova in the event of an armed attack by Russia, based on the law that obliges the Romanian state to protect its citizens, including those abroad. The statement was made by the Chief of the Romanian Defense Staff, General Gheorghiță Vlad, in an interview with Euronews Romania.