Norway to open resident embassy in Chisinau following Munich Security Conference

Norway will establish a resident embassy in Chisinau to strengthen bilateral ties and support Moldova’s regional resilience. The decision was finalized during high-level talks at the Munich Security Conference between Foreign Ministers Mihai Popșoi and Espen Barth Eide.

Moldova establishes Convergence Fund to drive Transnistrian reintegration

Moldova is launching a specialized "Convergence Fund" to finance infrastructure, education, and energy efficiency projects in the Transnistrian region. Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu announced the initiative on February 12.

Moldova’s President Sandu to join global leaders at Munich Security Conference

President Maia Sandu joins approximately 50 heads of state and government for the Munich Security Conference (MSC). This premier international forum, starting tomorrow, will focus on the most pressing challenges to global stability.

Moldova and Ukraine to modernize 1993 defense pact with focus on dual-use tech

The Moldovan Parliament’s Foreign Policy Commission approved a consultative advisory on February 11 to launch negotiations for a new bilateral agreement with Ukraine. This framework aims to update the 1993 military-technical cooperation treaty to reflect modern security challenges.

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu visits Kyiv to bolster security and EU ties

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu arrived in Kyiv on Tuesday, February 10, marking his first official visit to Ukraine since taking office. He began the mission by honoring the fallen defenders who sacrificed their lives for the sovereignty and freedom of the neighboring state.

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu arrives in Kyiv for inaugural official visit

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu arrived in Kyiv today, February 10, marking his first official mission to the Ukrainian capital since taking office.

Moldova urges citizens to exit Russia amid military conscription threats

Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi has issued a stark warning to Moldovan citizens currently residing in the Russian Federation, urging them to return home to avoid forced military mobilization.

Budget standoff in Chișinău: Opposition targets defense spending amid social pressure

The Moldovan Socialist Party (PSRM) has formally requested a significant reallocation of the 2026 state budget. The opposition seeks to slash funding for national defense and anti-disinformation efforts to finance social compensations.

Chisinau-Vilnius air link anchors new era of Baltic-Moldovan defense cooperation

Moldova and Lithuania will launch direct flights between Chisinau and Vilnius starting April 1, 2026. Foreign Ministers Mihai Popșoi and Kęstutis Budrys announced the move during a high-level diplomatic meeting in Chisinau on February 6.

President Maia Sandu announces new economic acceleration plan for Moldova at Munteanu Cabinet’s 100-day mark

President Maia Sandu announced that the administration led by Alexandru Munteanu will unveil a comprehensive economic acceleration program by the end of this month. The plan aims to bypass internal and external bottlenecks to stimulate national growth.

Moldova gains unique status in US National Security Act with $36.5M allocation

The United States has designated $36.5 million for Moldova’s national security through an explicit provision in federal law. This landmark move marks the first time an Eastern European nation has been specifically named for such an allocation in a US Appropriations Act.

Chisinau budget deadlock nears resolution as Socialists demand heat subsidies

The Socialist Party (PSRM) faction in the Chisinau Municipal Council has signaled its readiness to form a majority with Mayor Ion Ceban’s MAN party. This coalition aims to approve the 2026 municipal budget, ending a year-long fiscal impasse.