MP Alexandr Suhodolski loses salary over unexcused absences from Parliament

Unaffiliated MP Alexandr Suhodolski has not received his monthly salary, allowances, or compensation because he failed to attend any plenary or committee meetings in May. As a result, Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu issued a provision to suspend these payments until the MP resumes his legislative activities.

Maia Sandu: "Justice reform is halfway through; it’s vital to continue"

The justice reform process is currently halfway complete, and it is crucial to continue and finalize the extraordinary external evaluation of judges and prosecutors, stated President Maia Sandu during an interview on Cinema 1 TV. She noted that there have already been improvements in the justice system, with some judges making sound decisions in corruption cases. However, she emphasized the need for more courageous magistrates.

Youth marched in Chișinău for a European future

Young people from various rural areas marched through the capital's center. They chanted slogans advocating for Moldova's accession to the European Union and gave speeches outside the Parliament in Chisinau.

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu pays an official visit to Greece

Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, is paying an official visit to Greece, from June 1 to 4, at the invitation of his Greek counterpart.

CUB reaffirms support for Moldova’s EU accession and adopts new political program

The Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB) has reiterated its strong commitment to supporting the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union. It views this goal as crucial for enhancing the well-being of its citizens. This determination was expressed in a resolution adopted today by CUB members during the party’s second congress.

Moldova plans to join the EU by 2029 with an ambitious plan for legal reforms and key investments

The year 2029 is a feasible deadline for completing the process of Moldova's accession to the European Union, said the Deputy Secretary General of the Government, Rodica Crudu, in the "Parallel 47" program on Radio Moldova. According to her, the recent adoption of the National Accession Plan to the community bloc aims to transpose European legislation and strengthen institutional capacities to ensure the efficient implementation of European norms. The program's periodic update will consider the recommendations of the European Commission and new commitments that may arise during the accession negotiations. Experts say that this plan is a clear commitment of the authorities in Chisinau to continue the European path.

Swedish Ambassador to Moldova: We’ll be glad to see you join the European family

The Republic of Moldova can learn essential lessons from Sweden's experience in the process of joining the European Union, according to Swedish ambassador to Chisinau, Katarina Fried, in an interview with Moldova 1. She highlighted that combating disinformation, investing in civic education, and encouraging active participation from society at all levels are crucial. The ambassador also emphasized that Moldova deserves a place in the European family, and that progress made by the country will help open the doors to EU membership.

Moldova and NATO: Balancing neutrality with stronger defense capabilities

The Republic of Moldova has maintained a relationship with the North Atlantic Alliance for over 30 years, and this partnership has continually evolved. Currently, there are several areas where cooperation can be enhanced for the benefit of our country. This is particularly relevant in light of the Moldova-NATO Individual Partnership Programme (ITPP) for 2025-2028 , which was recently approved by the government in Chișinău. In an interview with Radio Moldova, Viorel Cibotaru, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Belgium, stated that through joint military exercises and cooperation, our country has strengthened its defense capabilities while upholding its status of neutrality.

EU supports Moldova's Parliament in aligning laws with the acquis communautaire

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova plays a crucial role in the European integration process, serving as the institution where all draft laws aligned with European Union directives are debated and adopted. This statement was made by MP Ina Coșeru during the launch of the Twinning project titled "Strengthening the Capacities of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in the European Integration Process." During the event, MPs from Italy, Romania, and Austria reaffirmed their support for the Republic of Moldova’s European path and the strengthening of its legislative body in Chișinău.

Oleg Serebrean and Vladislav Kulminski approved as Moldova’s ambassadors to Turkey and the USA

The Foreign Policy and European Integration Committee of Parliament has today approved favorable advisory opinions for the appointment of two new ambassadors of the Republic of Moldova. Career diplomat Oleg Serebrean will be appointed as the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Turkey, while public policy and conflict resolution expert Vladislav Kulminski will be appointed as the Ambassador to the United States of America.

Igor Grosu confirms that Serebrian and Kulminski could become ambassadors to Turkey and the US

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu confirmed that Oleg Serebrian and Vladislav Kulminski are being considered for ambassadorial positions in Turkey and the United States. Additionally, Grosu indicated that Prime Minister Dorin Recean will soon propose a new Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration. "It is confirmed, but it is a minor detail related to those who rushed to make the announcement. First, the agenda needed to be approved in the relevant committee before it could be disclosed. There was nothing unusual about the process; the proper procedures simply needed to be followed without haste. The Prime Minister will present a proposal soon, and I believe it will be a strong one," Igor Grosu stated during the show "Cabinetul din umbra" on Jurnal TV.

Moldova joins the Hague Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes

The Republic of Moldova is making progress in aligning itself with international standards for the peaceful resolution of conflicts. Our country is committing to the Convention for the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes, which was signed in The Hague in 1907. This document is a crucial part of the global legal framework. The draft law has been approved by Parliament in two readings.