EU REPORT | Anti-corruption reforms advance, but staff shortages and hybrid pressures slow Moldova’s progress

The Republic of Moldova is making notable progress in areas such as justice, combating organized crime, and border management. However, the effectiveness of law enforcement institutions remains hindered by limited resources, high staff turnover, and the need to fully align with EU standards and directives. This information is outlined in the latest enlargement report approved by the European Commission on November 4.

INTERVIEW | UN reaffirms support for the European integration of the Republic of Moldova

The United Nations (UN) reaffirms its strategic partnership with the Republic of Moldova in its efforts towards European integration and the achievement of global goals. In an interview with Moldova 1 TV, Yesim Oruc, the UN Resident Coordinator in Chisinau, emphasized the support provided to the Republic of Moldova during a challenging period marked by energy crises, the impacts of the war in Ukraine, and the risks associated with hybrid warfare.

Experts, on Radio Moldova: The Government must deliver quick and tangible results

The Munteanu government needs to deliver swift and substantial results. Key priorities include driving investments and promoting economic growth, along with completing the justice reform to restore citizens’ trust. These priorities were highlighted by experts Victor Ciobanu and Pavel Horea during the "Public Space" show on Radio Moldova, following the first meeting of the new executive.

New opportunities for Moldovan youth: studying Chinese and exchange visits to China

Students from the Republic of Moldova will now have increased opportunities to study Chinese both domestically and at educational institutions in China. On November 5, the Government of Chisinau approved the signing of a Cooperation Agreement between the Ministry of Education and Research of the Republic of Moldova and the Ministry of Education of China. This agreement establishes a foundation for a broader partnership in Chinese language education.

EU funds €1.9M EuroBRIDGE project to boost Moldova–Ukraine cooperation

An international project with a budget of nearly 2 million euros was launched on Wednesday, November 5, in Chișinău. The initiative, named EUroBRIDGE, aims to enhance cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, receiving technical support from Romania and full funding from the European Union.

The Republic of Moldova and Romania join efforts to strengthen cybersecurity

The Republic of Moldova has made a significant advance in enhancing national security and integrating into the European digital space by signing a Collaboration Protocol. This agreement involves the National Institute for Innovations in Cybersecurity (Cybercor), the Technical University of Moldova (UTM), and the National Cybersecurity Coordination Center of Romania (NCC RO).

Unjustified wealth of over one million lei, discovered by ANI at Evghenia Guțul

Evghenia Guțul, the Bashkan of Gagauzia, is currently in detention after being sentenced to seven years in prison by a first-instance court for illegally financing the former "Șor" Party. The National Integrity Authority (ANI) discovered a discrepancy of over 1,249,000 lei between the assets owned by the Guțul family and their reported income from 2024 to 2025, which Guțul was unable to justify.

The Republic of Moldova, an important regional destination for Romanian and Ukrainian IT investments

Romania and Ukraine are now the leading foreign investors in the Moldova Innovation Technology Park (MITP), surpassing the United States, which held the top position until last year. According to data from the third quarter of 2025, Romania has 53 companies registered in the park, Ukraine has 49, and the USA has 39. This shift indicates a regional reorientation of investment interest towards the Republic of Moldova, reads a press release from MITP.

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu will make his first visit abroad to Bucharest

The government is organizing Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu's visit to Romania. This will be his first official trip abroad in this position. After Bucharest, he will continue to Brussels.

Overcrowded classes: Education Minister announces strategy to be presented later this month

The authorities are developing a comprehensive plan to tackle overcrowding in educational institutions in the Republic of Moldova. This announcement was made by Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education and Research, who acknowledged that the situation is urgent, particularly in the municipality of Chisinau.

Government raises scholarships for young athletes: five average salaries for Olympic winners

Beginning January 1, 2026, students and young individuals who excel in sports will receive monthly scholarships from the government. This initiative is part of an expansion of the national program aimed at supporting high-performance athletes. The scholarships will be available to adolescents aged 13 to 15 as well as young adults aged 21 to 23, a group that has not previously received this financial assistance.

Fălciu–Cantemir railway sees first implementation of coordinated control mechanism, approved by Government

The Republic of Moldova and Romania are implementing coordinated control at the Cantemir–Fălciu border crossing point. This marks the third border crossing point to adopt this mechanism and the first of its kind for railway transport. The Government of Chisinau approved the agreement during its meeting on November 5, which was initially signed in Bucharest in early October.