Oleg Serebrean and Vladislav Kulminski approved as Moldova’s ambassadors to Turkey and the USA

The Foreign Policy and European Integration Committee of Parliament has today approved favorable advisory opinions for the appointment of two new ambassadors of the Republic of Moldova. Career diplomat Oleg Serebrean will be appointed as the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Turkey, while public policy and conflict resolution expert Vladislav Kulminski will be appointed as the Ambassador to the United States of America.

End-of-school year celebrated today in many schools

The solemn end-of-school-year ceremony, known as the Last Ring of the Bell, takes place today, May 30, in most educational institutions across the capital and several schools throughout the Republic of Moldova. While the Ministry of Education and Research recommended scheduling the ceremony either after the final lessons of the day or on Saturday, May 31, most institutions in Chisinau chose to hold the event in the morning.

Green future: Moldova secures investments for energy modernization

Renewable energy sources account for nearly 30 percent of electricity consumption in the Republic of Moldova. While this is encouraging, there is a significant challenge: during periods of peak sunlight, energy production exceeds what the current grid can manage. To address this issue, large battery systems and grid expansion are necessary. Energy officials are looking to attract private investment to diversify the energy mix, which could also include gas-fired power plants.

Resignations at PCCOCS are on the rise

Resignations among prosecutors from the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) have continued, bringing the total to 17. Dumitru Obadă, the institution's president, confirmed this information.

Serebrian and Kulminski may become ambassadors to Turkey and the US. Igor Grosu: "Confirmed"

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu confirmed that Oleg Serebrian and Vladislav Kulminski are being considered for ambassadorial positions in Turkey and the United States. Additionally, Grosu indicated that Prime Minister Dorin Recean will soon propose a new Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration. "It is confirmed, but it is a minor detail related to those who rushed to make the announcement. First, the agenda needed to be approved in the relevant committee before it could be disclosed. There was nothing unusual about the process; the proper procedures simply needed to be followed without haste. The Prime Minister will present a proposal soon, and I believe it will be a strong one," Igor Grosu stated during the show "Cabinetul din umbra" on Jurnal TV.

Families aiming to improve energy efficiency and use renewables will be eligible for subsidies

Families looking to make their homes more energy-efficient and utilize renewable energy sources will be able to access subsidies covering up to 50% of the costs. The authorities have announced that the "Casa Verde" (Green House) program, which was previously in the pilot phase, will be expanded nationwide this summer, managed by the National Center for Sustainable Energy (NCSE).

Moldovans in four more countries to vote by mail; draft approved in final reading

Moldovan citizens residing in Japan, Australia, the Republic of Korea, and New Zealand can vote by mail in this autumn's parliamentary elections. Today, Parliament approved a bill in its second reading that expands the number of countries where this alternative voting method will be available. This initiative aims to facilitate the participation of citizens living abroad in the electoral process.

Citizens urged to protect their animals amid flood risk

Citizens are encouraged to take precautions to ensure the safety of farm and pet animals during this flood-risk period. The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) recommends regularly checking the condition of animals and taking prompt action to prevent them from facing unnecessary dangers.

Parliament approves: Starting 2026, Moldova will issue EU-standard passports

The Republic of Moldova will issue modern passports and travel documents from 2026, designed to meet European security standards. In the second reading, the Parliament voted on a draft amending the Law on Identity Documents.

Moldova joins the Hague Convention—advancing peaceful resolution and international recognition

The Republic of Moldova is making progress in aligning itself with international standards for the peaceful resolution of conflicts. Our country is committing to the Convention for the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes, which was signed in The Hague in 1907. This document is a crucial part of the global legal framework. The draft law has been approved by Parliament in two readings.

CNA conducts searches at Leușeni customs: one detained, five employees under investigation

The National Anticorruption Center (CNA) announced that one individual was detained following searches conducted this morning at the Leușeni customs post. Criminal proceedings are currently underway against five other Customs Service employees. According to a press release from the CNA, the anticorruption officers' intervention did not disrupt the customs post's operations.

Drones, uniforms, and military software: Moldova can access EU defense funding only via partnerships with member states

The Republic of Moldova has the potential to benefit from funding for its defense industry and the acquisition of military equipment through the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) program. Although direct access to these funds is limited to European Union (EU) member states, experts suggest that Moldova can play a significant role by forming strategic partnerships, particularly in areas such as information technology and the development of military components.