Moldova’s democratic resilience plan for 2026–2027 approved

An extensive plan of measures designed to reinforce democratic resilience throughout the 2026–2027 period was approved on Tuesday, December 2, by the National Security Council (CNS), during a meeting convened by President Maia Sandu.

Moldova appeal court to rule on Nesterovschi's 12-year corruption sentence

The Centru Court of Appeal in Chișinău is set to announce its verdict on December 23 in the high-profile case of former deputy Alexandr Nesterovschi.

Tatiana Cociu resigns as Orhei mayor after Ilan Șor’s withdrawal

The Orhei Mayor, Tatiana Cociu, who has been absent from the city since late September, submitted her resignation one day after the convicted fugitive Ilan Șor announced he was suspending his "social projects" in the Republic of Moldova and withdrawing his political support for his associates.

Moldova–EU accession talks dominate parliamentary committee session

Chișinău's Parliament is set to host the 16th session of the Republic of Moldova–EU Parliamentary Association Committee (PAC).

Maia Sandu calls CSS meeting over hybrid threats to Moldova

The Supreme Security Council (CSS) will meet on Tuesday, December 2, convened by President Maia Sandu, to examine the increasing risks to the Republic of Moldova’s security.

Maia Sandu awards Japan ambassador Yoichiro Yamada the Order of Honor distinction

President Maia Sandu awarded Japan's Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Yoichiro Yamada, the prestigious "Order of Honor" distinction.

Moldova launches emergency communications network with $15M U.S. support — Nick Pietrowicz

The United States of America (USA) continues to support the Republic of Moldova's national security, particularly through the development of critical technological capabilities. One of the most significant projects currently underway is a $15 million program to enhance Moldova's security services' communication systems, especially for emergency interventions. This initiative was announced by Nick Pietrowicz, the U.S. chargé d'affaires in Chisinau, during the "Dimensiunea Diplomatică" program on Moldova 1 TV.

Kaja Kallas: Russian drone incursions into Moldovan airspace are unacceptable

The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, condemned the illegal overflight of the Republic of Moldova's airspace by Russian drones that occurred from Friday night to Saturday.

Moldova remains under Russian hybrid pressure, prompting the defense minister to urge stronger interstate partnerships in South-Eastern Europe

The Republic of Moldova continues to face hybrid pressures and risks that manifest in various ways. These include the illegal stationing of Russian troops in the Transnistrian region, instances of informational propaganda, and unauthorized overflights of its airspace. This warning was issued by the Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatîi, during the South-Eastern Europe Defence Ministerial (SEDM) Meeting, held on November 28 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Russia slams Moldova's EU/NATO bid as 'invented threat'

The Russian Federation has once again accused the authorities in Chișinău of employing an "invented Russian threat" to justify the Republic of Moldova’s rapprochement with the European Union and NATO, claiming Chișinău is "militarizing" the country's territory.

Chișinău deputy mayors blocked: Ceban’s candidates fail

General Mayor Ion Ceban’s second attempt to propose the candidacies of Olesea Psenițchi and Victor Pruteanu failed to gather enough votes for their inclusion on the agenda of the Municipal Council meeting on November 28.

Moldova revokes citizenship of 5 Russian OGRF recruits

Five citizens of the Republic of Moldova who enlisted in the Operational Group of Russian Forces (OGRF) in the Transnistrian region have been stripped of their Moldovan citizenship. President Maia Sandu signed the decree to revoke the citizenship of the five individuals on Thursday, November 27.