Moldovan President after the Munich Security Conference: "Peace in Ukraine cannot be decided without Ukraine, nor Europe"

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, declared, after the Munich Security Conference, that a united Europe is the only path to peace, security, and prosperity and that peace in Ukraine "cannot be decided without Ukraine, nor Europe."

Mihai Popșoi discussed with counterparts from Poland, Lithuania, Iceland and Portugal

The security situation in the region, the impact of the war in Ukraine on the Republic of Moldova and the necessary measures to increase the country's energy resilience were the topics discussed on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference by Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, during bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Poland, Lithuania, Iceland and Portugal.

Maia Sandu attends 61st Munich Security Conference in 2025

President Maia Sandu is attending the 61st Munich Security Conference from February 14-15, one of the premier international forums focused on global security.

Moldova's anti-corruption reform: PACCO office creation explained

Prime Minister Dorin Recean has stated that the creation of the Anti-Corruption and Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office (PACCO) is currently necessary, as the situation has changed.

Mark Rutte emphasizes NATO's commitment to Moldova's security

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte issued a statement after several aircraft crossed the airspace of the Republic of Moldova, and fragments of drones were discovered in the south of the country.

Moldova suspends Russian cultural center after drone violations: Embassy’s reaction

The Russian Embassy in Chișinău has responded to the decision by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova to suspend the operations of the Russian Center for Science and Culture.

Moldova summons Russian ambassador over drone incident

Diplomatic tensions between the Republic of Moldova and Russia have intensified after several Russian drones crossed Moldovan airspace during an attack on the Ukrainian port of Reni, on the night of February 12-13.

Moldova’s agenda at the 61st Munich Security Conference

A delegation from the Republic of Moldova, led by Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi, will participate in the 61st Munich Security Conference, one of the world’s most prestigious forums dedicated to global security. The event is set to take place on February 14-15.

Maia Sandu thanked Klaus Iohannis for Romania's support for the Republic of Moldova during his mandate at Cotroceni

Moldovan President Maia Sandu expressed her gratitude to Klaus Iohannis for the support Romania has offered to the Republic of Moldova during his time in office at Cotroceni Palace. This message of thanks was conveyed on Wednesday as Iohannis officially handed over his mandate to interim president Ilie Bolojan.

Alain Berset: "We see how democracy regresses everywhere, including in Europe. We must adapt if we want a strong democracy"

In November, the Republic of Moldova will assume the presidency of the Council of Europe. One of the main priorities will be to adapt democracy to current realities. While artificial intelligence and social networks are not inherently dangerous, they can become tools of manipulation in the hands of malicious actors. These technologies have the potential to radicalize public discourse, create alternate realities, or isolate individuals within their own information bubbles. This situation ultimately undermines trust in democratic systems. President Maia Sandu welcomed the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, in Chisinau.

Mihai Popșoi, in dialogue with UAE officials at the World Governments Summit

Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi is participating today in the 12th edition of the World Governments Summit, taking place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This event gathers 30 heads of state and government, 140 government delegations, over 80 international organizations, and leaders of multinational companies, all to identify innovative solutions to global challenges.

Romanian political analyst: The extreme right aims to stage a coup. Whose interest does this serve?

“We can expect those who are trying to create unrest in Romanian political life to be successful. But whose interests would it benefit if such events unfolded in Chișinău or Bucharest? It would be in Russia's interest,” warned Cristian Pîrvulescu, political analyst, in an interview with Moldova 1 TV. He said that “the extreme right aims to stage a coup.” Some experts featured on the show “IN CONTEXT” anticipate that we may see significant political changes in Romania.