Supreme Court Decision cuts state money for "Democracy at Home" Party

The "Democracy at Home" Party (PDA) has been stripped of its state budget allocations for 12 months, effective from November 2025, after the Supreme Court upheld the Central Electoral Commission's (CEC) appeal and rejected claims by lawyers for the party, which is led by Vasile Costiuc.

PAS vows new government will complete Moldova's EU integration path

Moldova needs a new government that can balance EU-mandated structural reforms with domestic economic impact following the unexpected resignation of Prime Minister Dorin Recean, a security expert says.

Moldova: Why 60% of economic activity is in Chișinău

The capital Chișinău accounts for over 60% of the Republic of Moldova's economy and is widening the gap with the rest of the country, according to economic analyst Veaceslav Ioniță.

Why Moldova's Chisinau celebrates Hram on 14 October

The capital of Moldova, Chișinău, is celebrating its City Patron Day—known locally as 'Hram'—on 14 October.

Ceban rules out ministerial role, stays Chișinău mayor

Chișinău mayor Ion Ceban says he hopes to secure parliamentary solutions for some of the capital's issues.

New option for parents — stem cell collection at birth now possible in Moldova

Mothers in the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to collect stem cells from umbilical cord blood immediately after birth and store them indefinitely at the only specialized bank in the country. This relatively new option allows for the potential use of these cells in treating over 80 serious conditions, including cancer, autism, and diabetes.

Evghenia Guțul and Svetlana Popan back in court: Defense appeals verdict, prosecutors stand firm

On Monday, the lawyers for Comrat Mayor Evghenia Guțul and Svetlana Popan, the former secretary of the "Șor" Party, once again requested the court to overturn their convictions. Similar to the previous hearing, both defendants participated via videoconference and denied the charges brought against them by the prosecution. In contrast, the prosecution argues that the evidence presented establishes the guilt of Guțul and Popan.

Study: Every third child in Moldova lives in poverty. Expert: "They need help today"

The rate of absolute poverty among children in the Republic of Moldova has reached a concerning level, affecting more than one-third of all minors. A study conducted by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in collaboration with UNICEF Moldova revealed that last year, 17% of children experienced extreme poverty.

Minister of Justice, on Radio Moldova: "The reform was a reset of the entire system"

On Monday, October 13, during the "La 360 de grade" show on Radio Moldova, Minister Veronica Mihailov-Moraru highlighted several key achievements of the justice reform. These include the establishment of new self-administration bodies within the Superior Council of Magistracy and the Superior Council of Prosecutors, the reform of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ), the modernization of the Constitutional Court law, the vetting process for judges and prosecutors, and the enhancement of the capabilities of specialized anti-corruption and organized crime prosecutors' offices.

CNPF warning: Information about the institution's involvement in the return of funds invested on the TUX platform is false

The National Financial Market Commission (CNPF) is not involved in any initiatives regarding the recovery of investments made through the TUX platform. The institution asserts that any claims about the start of the investment return process are false.

IPN investigation: How Ilan Shor created a mechanism to avoid international sanctions

Fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the Republic of Moldova, established a network of 37 companies in Kyrgyzstan to facilitate money transfers while circumventing international sanctions imposed on Russia.

Travel alert for Greece: Clarifications provided by the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Athens

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova who are in Greece, transiting through, or planning to travel there are advised that a national strike is scheduled for October 14. Moldovans are encouraged to check the transport schedules in advance to ensure they arrive at their intended destinations on time.