Moldova: ANSA orders disposal of 15 tonnes of dill over pesticide contamination

The National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) in Moldova has overseen the disposal of a 15-tonne consignment of fresh dill and parsley immediately following its importation.

Moldova summons Russian Ambassador after airspace breach

Russia's Ambassador to Chișinău, Oleg Ozerov, was summoned to the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) on 20 November, following reports that a new drone had illegally entered Moldovan airspace on the night of 19 November.

Military components found in truck at Moldova-Romania border

A truck carrying military components was stopped at the Albița border crossing on the Moldova-Romania border overnight.

Braille access remains a key barrier to education for visually impaired students

The persistent lack of access to education for individuals with disabilities presents a significant challenge.

Odessa Triangle members pledge cooperation amid Russian aggression

States that share common values must remain united "as friends and reliable partners," Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister Olexandr Mischenko said.

US approves $105m sale for Ukraine's Patriot missile defence maintenance

The US Pentagon has approved a potential $105 million sale to Ukraine for the maintenance of its Patriot missile defence batteries, which are described as crucial for the country's protection against Russian missile attacks, the AFP news agency reports.

Moldova mandates competitive gas market for large businesses by 2026

Moldova’s gas market liberalisation is entering its critical phase, with mandatory changes set to take effect for large gas consumers in 2026.

Russian schools instructed to promote military recruitment to parents

Sources have told the Verstka publication that schools in Russia's Voronezh region were instructed to conduct an information campaign among students' parents, encouraging them to enlist for service in the Ukraine conflict.

Moldova accelerates reforms for EU accession by 2030, says Munteanu

The Republic of Moldova is accelerating reforms and preparations for EU accession by 2030.

Brussels talks reaffirm Government’s European agenda

The Government of the Republic of Moldova is advancing its reform agenda and enhancing European support on multiple fronts, including negotiations for EU accession and security cooperation, as well as adopting the expertise of more established candidate countries. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu recently met in Brussels with key officials, including the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa; the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas; European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos; and the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić. During these discussions, he emphasized Chisinau's commitment to transforming the Republic of Moldova into a modern and resilient European state.

Gas prices may fall in 2026

Gas prices may decrease in 2026; however, authorities caution that any current estimates would be speculative. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Energy and the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) emphasize that many misleading narratives have surfaced regarding this issue, which can distort public perception.

Security Forum 2025: “Moldova has become a successful testing ground for counterattack strategies”

Before the parliamentary elections on September 28, the Republic of Moldova was often viewed solely as a victim of cyber attacks, described as "a laboratory where Russia perfects its hybrid strategies before exporting them further." However, this perception has changed. Chisinau is now recognized as a successful testing ground for counterattack strategies. This was stated by Stanislav Secrieru, the Presidential Advisor for Defense and Security, during the Moldova 2025 Security Forum held on November 18 and 19 in the capital.