Maia Sandu: Constitution won’t be changed for a third presidential term. "I can contribute from other positions too"

The Constitution of the Republic of Moldova currently restricts individuals to serving a maximum of two presidential terms. President Maia Sandu has confirmed that there will be no amendments to this rule that would allow her to run for a third term. She won her second term as president in the fall of 2024.

Șepeli was pardoned by Maia Sandu with seven months left to serve

The presidency did not have all the necessary details when it decided to pardon Nicolae Șepeli in 2022. He was a young man convicted of drug trafficking in Russia, who prosecutors and non-governmental organizations portrayed as a victim of human trafficking.

Moldovan women live longer and study more, yet earn less

Women make up over half of the Republic of Moldova's population at 52.8%. They have a higher level of education than men; however, they remain underrepresented in management positions and earn lower salaries.

Moldovans save €6 million in first year of SEPA

Moldovan citizens have saved over 6 million euros through transfers made within the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). One year after its implementation, Anca Dragu, the governor of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), stated that SEPA has become the primary channel for cross-border euro payments in the Republic of Moldova. This has significantly transformed the way money moves to and from Europe.

Resident of Anenii Noi cuts energy costs to zero with 20 solar panels

Homes in the Republic of Moldova can become valuable sources of renewable energy. With government support, households can install photovoltaic panels. These panels can lead to significant savings during the winter months, and in the summer, any excess energy produced from the sun can be sold back to the grid.

Interpol-wanted Kazakh national arrested in Chișinău for fraud

A 34-year-old man from Kazakhstan, who was internationally wanted, has been detained in Chisinau by Moldovan authorities. According to the General Inspectorate for Migration (IGM), the man was wanted by the Interpol Astana National Central Bureau on suspicion of fraud and bank fraud.

Moldovan entrepreneur starts AI accounting business

A young entrepreneur from our country decided to merge technology with finance by launching a business that utilizes artificial intelligence in accounting. Recognizing the significant time and resources that traditional accounting processes require, he developed a digital solution aimed at simplifying operations for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Maia Sandu: EU integration key to Moldova’s security and development

Accession to the European Union is the Republic of Moldova's primary objective, and the authorities aim to complete this process as swiftly as possible, President Maia Sandu stated during a program on Jurnal TV. She highlighted that European integration is crucial for the country's security, economic development, and improvement of living conditions for its citizens.

President Sandu: Prolonged Middle East war may drive energy prices up

The conflict in the Middle East may directly affect energy prices and the Republic of Moldova's economy, which relies heavily on imported energy resources. These remarks were made by Maia Sandu, the President of the Republic of Moldova, during a show on Jurnal TV on Thursday, March 5.

Termoelectrica makes first gas deal on Romanian Commodity Exchange

The natural gas required for April was acquired by Termoelectrica through the Romanian Commodity Exchange (BRM EST Moldova). The transaction occurred during a trading session on the exchange's OTC platform.

Ambassador: flights abroad expected soon; 8,000 Moldovans work in Israel

There are approximately 8,000 Moldovans working in Israel, according to an estimate by Yoram Elron, the Israeli ambassador to the Republic of Moldova. The diplomat is confident that Israel's airports will resume operations in the coming days.

Millions in crypto transfers linked to election interference, CNA

Over $100 million in cryptocurrency was transferred through a virtual wallet to influence last year's parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova. In May and September alone, transactions exceeding $43 million were recorded, according to Alexandr Pinzari, the director of the National Anticorruption Center (CNA). He presented this information during the activity report in the Parliament's plenary session on March 5.