Fire safety campaign aims to reduce stove-related deaths in Soroca

Since the beginning of the year, 26 people have lost their lives in fires. Improper use of stoves and other heating sources, as well as recklessness while smoking, are the most common causes of these tragedies.

Russia plans 'victory' declaration in Ukraine war by February 2025

Russia is preparing to declare a purported "victory" in the war against Ukraine by February 24, 2025, marking the third anniversary of the large-scale invasion ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin. This claim comes from the Ukrainian Military Intelligence Service, as reported by Politico.

Romania’s champion faces Olympique Lyon in Round of 16

Romania’s champion has learned their opponent for the Round of 16. The Bucharest side will face Olympique Lyon from France, with the first leg to take place at the National Arena.

EU pledges €1.9 billion for Moldova’s infrastructure and development

Immediately after the European Union's financial support of 1.9 billion euros for the Republic of Moldova takes effect, Moldovan authorities will be able to submit a plan to the European Commission outlining how the funds will be used.

Moldova's priority: Transnistrian conflict resolution from within

Mihai Popșoi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, stated in a BBC interview on February 14, 2025, that resolving the Transnistrian conflict remains a top priority for the Moldovan authorities.

Adrian Dupu concludes his term as State Secretary in Romania

Adrian Dupu has concluded his term as State Secretary of the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova within the Government of Romania.

AfD rises to second place in Germany's February elections

The early elections in Germany on February 23 are set to produce an unprecedented result. According to recent polls, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) is projected to become the second-largest party, having focused its electoral campaign on immigration and crime.

Chișinău urges Tiraspol to remove unfair transport fees

Chișinău has called on Tiraspol to eliminate what it considers excessive and discriminatory transport fees applied to vehicles exceeding 18 tons.

Moldova's vetting process continues with European funding

The vetting process in Moldova will continue to be funded by European countries, and the Commission for Prosecutor Evaluations will soon resume its work.

Press Review // Moldova's EU aid: What reforms are needed for funding release?

Chișinău's authorities must meet key reform conditions to secure the first tranche of the European Union’s €2 billion aid package, expected in April.

Chisinau-Vulcănești high-voltage line will be completed by this year-end, Dorin Recean

The construction works of the Vulcănești-Chișinău high-voltage line are 22 percent complete and are expanding to several regions. This week, the works were launched in the Cimișlia district. Moreover, access was provided for the works in the Hincești and Vulcănești districts. During an inspection of the construction site, Prime Minister Dorin Recean requested strict compliance with the deadlines, so that the line would be functional by the end of this year.

Over a thousand consumers in Ungheni and Nisporeni risk being left without gas after a gas pipeline was damaged

Over a thousand consumers in the Ungheni and Nisporeni districts risk being left without natural gas after a high-pressure gas pipeline was damaged near the village of Alexeevca. The incident occurred on February 20, 2025, around 2:00 p.m., during installation works for a photovoltaic park.