Reintegration of Transnistrian region comes at a high cost, Parliament Speaker

The reintegration of the Transnistrian region will require significant financial resources. The authorities in Chisinau are relying on both domestic contributions and support from external partners, according to the Speaker of the Parliament, Igor Grosu. He mentioned that the first contribution to the future convergence fund, which is intended for the eastern districts of the Republic of Moldova, has already been secured. This contribution comes from resources previously allocated by the European Union to address the energy crisis on the left bank of the Nistru.

Nicușor Dan will receive Igor Grosu at Cotroceni Palace

The Parliament Speaker of the Republic of Moldova, Igor Grosu, will visit Bucharest on Tuesday. He will be received at Cotroceni Palace by the President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, as announced by the Romanian Presidential Administration.

Maia Sandu and Alain Berset open May 15 meeting in Chisinau

President Maia Sandu and the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, will open the ministerial session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (CoE) on May 15, marking the conclusion of the Republic of Moldova's presidency of the organization. More than 50 delegations from member states are expected to attend the session, including over 20 Ministers of Foreign Affairs, in Chisinau.

Cyprus President in Chisinau: Opening EU negotiation chapters with Moldova is a priority of Cyprus’ EU presidency

The primary goal of the Cypriot presidency of the Council of the European Union is to officially open the negotiation chapters with the Republic of Moldova, beginning with Cluster I on Fundamental Values. This was stated by the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, during a press conference held in Chisinau alongside the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu.

European Town opened in Chișinău with over 20 ambassadors. Igor Grosu said: “The stage cannot hold all the friends Moldova has”

The European Town opened on May 9 in Chișinău, where hundreds gathered to celebrate Europe Day with Moldovan officials, EU diplomats, and representatives. More than 20 ambassadors joined Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu on stage as the ceremony began with the national anthems of Moldova and the EU.

Victory March held in Chisinau center, organized by socialists and communists, featuring Soviet-era music and banned symbols

On Saturday, May 9, participants in the "Victory March" set off from the center of the capital towards the "Eternitate" Memorial Complex. They carried Soviet flags, flowers, and portraits of World War II veterans to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the victory over Nazism. Leading the procession were leaders of socialist and communist parties, along with other opposition representatives.

Between peace and Soviet legacy: Political messages transmitted by the authorities on May 9, at the "Eternitate" Complex

The events commemorating May 9, which is observed as both Europe Day and Victory Day against Fascism in the Republic of Moldova, began early in the morning at the "Eternitate" Memorial Complex. The country's leadership first laid flowers at the "Eternal Fire" and later at the "Maica Îndurerată" monument, honoring the heroes who lost their lives for the independence of the Republic of Moldova.

President of Cyprus makes first bilateral visit to the Republic of Moldova

On Europe Day, May 9, President Maia Sandu will host the President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, in Chisinau. He will pay an official visit to our country at the invitation of the head of state.

Over 60 foreign delegations expected in Chisinau. Popșoi: Moldova will highlight progress over the past six months.

The main topics on the agenda for the ministerial session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (CMCE), which will be held on May 14-15 in Chisinau, will include human rights, child protection, efforts to combat violence against women, regional security, and the fight against disinformation.

EU High Representative: May 9 is not a “Victory Day”

On May 7, during a press conference in Chisinau, Kaja Kallas, the High Representative of the European Union, stated that May 9 should not be celebrated as Victory Day because of the atrocities that occurred after World War II. This statement was made alongside President Maia Sandu.

Romania's strategic path irreversible despite government exit

Deși criza politică din România este una complexă, în context regional tensionat soluțiile politice sunt așteptate într-un termen relativ scurt. Fostul ministru român al Afacerilor Externe, Cristian Diaconescu a dat asigurări, la Moldova 1, că direcția strategică pro-europeană și relația cu Republica Moldova rămân deziderate ferme.

European Commission Vice-President Kaja Kallas will visit Chișinău on May 7–8

European Commission Vice President Kaja Kallas will pay an official visit to Moldova from May 7 to 8. She will hold several meetings in Chișinău, including with the country’s leadership.