Moldova PAS Lawmaker Alexandr Trubca Resigns Amid Real Estate Scandal

Alexandr Trubca, a prominent lawmaker and one of the four deputy chairs of the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) parliamentary faction, has resigned from his legislative post. The decision follows intense public scrutiny regarding his high-value real estate operations.

PAS nominates Vasile Tofan as Moldova new prime minister

Moldova’s ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has officially nominated prominent businessman and investor Vasile Tofan for the position of prime minister.

Opposition rejects new pm selection, warns of government failure

Vasile Costiuc, leader of the "Democratia Acasa" party, warned on Friday, July 11, that appointing a new prime minister without replacing the current cabinet would ignore public demand for reform. The protest took place at the Presidential Office, where the party declined to participate in formal consultations.

Moldovan opposition boycotts presidential consultations

All opposition parties in Moldova have announced a total boycott of the formal presidential consultations aimed at designating a new prime minister. The move follows the resignation of former Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu on July 3.

Russia weaponizes personal data to destabilize Moldova

Russian security services are transferring stolen personal data to organized crime syndicates to launch widespread phone fraud campaigns in Moldova, according to Alexandru Musteața, head of the Information and Security Service (SIS).

Moldova updates Labor Code and targets EU social data exchange

The Moldovan Parliament passed a series of legal amendments on July 9 to expand worker protections, align social security systems with European standards, and improve road safety.

Moldova opposition forms parallel probe into state enterprises

Five opposition factions in Moldova’s parliament have established an independent inquiry group to investigate state-owned enterprises, refusing to join an official commission set up a week earlier.

Moldova court to define Gagauzia autonomy limits

Moldova’s Constitutional Court will issue a pivotal ruling on Thursday, July 9, establishing clear legal boundaries between central state authority and regional self-governance in the autonomous region of Gagauzia.

Belgrade: Igor Grosu calls for merit-based EU accession

The President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, supports a merit-based process for European Union accession, emphasising that candidate countries that implement necessary reforms should be acknowledged for their progress in integration negotiations.

Andrei Curăraru: Alexandru Munteanu lost support of president and Parliament

Alexandru Munteanu's decision to resign from his position as Prime Minister indicates that his relationship with the ruling party's leadership was not very strong. This viewpoint was shared by public policy expert Andrei Curăraru in a video posted on social media.

Eugeniu Osmochescu appointed acting Prime Minister by presidential decree

Moldova has a new acting prime minister. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Eugeniu Osmochescu was appointed to the role by President Maia Sandu in a decree signed on July 7.

Constitutional Court reviews APG's requests

The Constitutional Court has stepped back from deliberations regarding the actions of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia (APG). This concerns the APG's decision to suspend the examination of the Ministry of Justice's request to the High Court to assess the constitutionality of specific provisions in the Law on the special legal status of Gagauzia.