CNA and Anti Corruption Prosecutors search MoldATSA

Officers from the National Anticorruption Center, under the direction of the Anti Corruption Prosecutor's Office, are searching the headquarters of MoldATSA. The searches are part of a criminal investigation into reasonable suspicions of aggravated abuse of office, CNA officials told Moldova 1 TV.

Estonia agreement to acquire over 100 military vehicles for Moldova

Moldova's National Army will receive more than 100 state-of-the-art military vehicles. Canadian company Roshel will supply the vehicles through a nonrefundable EU grant worth more than €50 million.

Moldova and IBRD sign grant agreement to build new Termoelectrica power plant

A new cogeneration plant may be constructed at S.A. "Termoelectrica" in Chisinau. The Ministry of Energy has signed a grant agreement of up to $1.7 million with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) to prepare technical documentation, conduct specialized studies, and carry out environmental and social assessments.

Four Moldovan towns host the 15th Romanian Universities Fair

The Federation of Basarabian Youth in Romania is organizing a new edition of the Universities Fair from July 2 to 5 in four locations across the Republic of Moldova. This event is designed for students and graduates who wish to further their studies in Romania. The caravan will provide direct, up-to-date information about the admission process, study options, and student life in Romania, facilitating connections between prospective candidates and representatives from Romanian universities.

Ex-deputy minister gets 8 years in prison over alleged Shor group-linked actions

Former Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Veaceslav Ceban, was sentenced to eight years in prison for his role in organizing the assassination of two prosecutors from the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office in 2020. Ceban, along with six other individuals, allegedly gathered information on behalf of the convicted Ilan Șor. Among the targeted prosecutors was a deputy prosecutor involved in investigating the "theft of the billion."

Moldovan SMEs invited to apply for free energy audits

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is seeking 12 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from the Republic of Moldova to receive complimentary energy audit services. The costs for these audits will be covered entirely by a regional project funded by the Government of Denmark. The selected companies will not receive direct financial support; instead, they will receive audit reports prepared by firms contracted directly by UNDP. The deadline for submitting applications is July 10, 2026.

Health authorities warn about the dangers of heatstroke

The Ministry of Health is warning the public about the risks of the upcoming heat wave, with temperatures in some areas potentially reaching 41°C. They emphasize the importance of recognizing heatstroke, a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.

Indian citizen illegally entered Moldova en route to Romania; receives five-year ban

Officers from the General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM) escorted a 25-year-old Indian citizen out of the Republic of Moldova. He had entered the country illegally in an attempt to reach Romania.

Ukraine eases citizenship process for citizens of Moldova

Ukraine has added the Republic of Moldova to the list of countries whose citizens can benefit from a simplified process for obtaining Ukrainian citizenship. Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko stated that this decision is a "natural step," as Ukraine and Moldova share a common border, have a mutual goal of joining the European Union, and offer each other support in the face of Russian aggression.

Mereni hosts the first Film and Stories Festival on July 3

The village of Mereni, located in the Anenii Noi district, will host the inaugural edition of the Film and Histories Festival, centered around the theme "Memory and Identity." The event is scheduled to take place from July 3 to July 6. Its aim is to promote historical memory, cultural identity, and civic dialogue through a diverse program that includes film screenings, public debates, meetings with filmmakers, artistic performances, and commemorative activities.

Moldovan authorities aim to improve anti-torture measures

The Republic of Moldova's "moderate risk" rating in the Global Torture Index 2026 conceals significant vulnerabilities. In four of the seven assessed areas, the risk is substantial, with the most serious issues identified in detention conditions, police abuses, impunity, and victims' rights. Consequently, the seemingly positive overall score masks serious structural problems, warns the Promo-LEX Association, which collected the data for the Republic of Moldova.

APP director Roman Cojuhari steps down amid Moldatsa controversy

Roman Cojuhari announced his resignation as the director general of the Public Property Agency (APP) on the evening of June 29, just a week after the Moldatsa scandal emerged. He took responsibility for the inadequate oversight of Moldatsa's former management's financial decisions.