Judicial reform Moldova: Only 37% pass vetting so far

The Judges' Evaluation Commission in Moldova has notified 181 judges and candidates by the end of October. Strikingly, 63 of them, a figure representing 39%, have either resigned or withdrawn, opting to leave the system before undergoing the crucial vetting process.

Moldova seeks seat on UNESCO Executive Board for the first time

The Republic of Moldova is reaffirming its steadfast commitment to peace, democracy, and human dignity at the UNESCO platform.

Diplomatic row: Italy protests Zakharova's collapse comments

The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to summon the Russian Ambassador to Rome to deliver a formal note of protest.

Andrej Babiš returns as Czech PM, signals halt to Ukraine aid

Three right-wing populist parties in Czechia announced on Monday, November 3, the formation of a governing coalition, declaring their aim to build "another Europe" — a bloc of "sovereign national states," DW reports.

EU Accession: Moldova's fate linked to Finland Peace Plan

President Maia Sandu is scheduled to speak on Tuesday, November 4, in Brussels, at the inaugural European Media Summit organized by the Euronews group.

Justice and investment: PM Munteanu sets priorities for new cabinet

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu concluded a working tour of the ministries following the recent New Ministerial Appointments. Eight members of the new Moldova Cabinet were introduced to their respective teams.

Moldovan auto market: Hybrid and EV sales surge 190%

More and more Moldovans are abandoning traditional internal combustion engine cars for electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid cars.

Moldova to break Russian influence in Gagauz Autonomy

Chișinău's central authorities are being urged to tackle political and electoral corruption in Gagauzia and actively foster conditions for ethnic Gagauz to learn the Romanian and Gagauz languages.

EC report to confirm Moldova’s accelerated EU progress

The Republic of Moldova is entering a decisive stage on its Moldova EU path. The upcoming European Commission report, set for November 4, is expected to confirm the substantial progress made over the past year in key areas.

Official decision soon on minimum wage increase in Moldova

The national minimum wage in the Republic of Moldova is set for a significant increase. An official announcement is expected before the end of the current month, according to Victoria Belous, a deputy from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) and the former Minister of Finance.

Alina Stremous leads biathlon team for Moldova at 2026 Games

The Republic of Moldova is poised to open a new chapter in its winter sports history! The nation is set to be represented at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics in two critical disciplines: biathlon and cross-country skiing.

IISS: Over 180,000 amputee invalids return from Ukraine front

Russia has tripled its procurement of prosthetics, a direct consequence of the escalating number of Russian military disabilities on the Ukrainian front, which is now estimated to be in the hundreds of thousands, The Moscow Times reports.