Russia eyes NATO split as Ukraine zones plan emerges

Russia is capitalizing on U.S. hesitation, which oscillates between a desire for peace and the harsh realities of global power dynamics.

Russia will try to influence elections in Moldova, warns President Maia Sandu

The Russian Federation will try again to interfere in the elections in the Republic of Moldova, and the stakes would be the installation of a Kremlin-loyal leadership in Chisinau. The head of state said in a show on Jurnal TV that such a change involves major security risks for both our country and Ukraine.

Moldovan president highlights Moldova's crisis; experts back pro-European unity in elections

President Maia Sandu’s speech in Parliament confirms Moldova’s grave pre-election situation—marked by foreign interference, vote buying, and drifting from the EU path, says WatchDog expert Andrei Curăraru. He urges true pro-European parties to unite to keep EU integration on track.

Socialists propose a joint platform for free elections. Analyst: It is an attempt to undermine the vote

The Bloc of Communists and Socialists (BCS) is calling for the creation of a National Platform for Free and Fair Elections, inviting all Moldovan political parties, especially those in opposition, to join. According to the BCS parliamentary faction leader, the platform aims to unite political forces to prevent possible electoral fraud. However, political analyst Nicolae Negru sees the move as part of a broader Moscow-inspired strategy to cast doubt on the upcoming election results.

Images of the Sumy tragedy projected in Parliament. Grosu criticizes the opposition’s silence: “It seems the Kremlin bosses won’t let you see them”

The Parliament session began today with a tribute to the victims of the Russian attack five days ago on the Ukrainian city of Sumy, which left over 30 dead, including children. Video images of the devastated city were shown in the plenary session, and the deputies observed a minute of silence. Speaker Igor Grosu condemned the opposition's lack of reaction and reiterated the unconditional support of the Republic of Moldova for Ukraine. "Ruskii mir" does not mean peace or protection; it means tears and ruins, said the Parliament Speaker.

Maia Sandu: We must work tirelessly to join the EU soon

President Maia Sandu announced today from the Parliament that the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union should not be delayed for 10 to 20 years, but should be achieved within the next four years. She emphasized that this move is crucial for ensuring a secure and prosperous future for citizens. Despite the internal challenges the country faces, President Sandu stated that the key to stability and economic growth lies in European integration, which will offer protection and security to the population.

Dorin Recean: This autumn’s elections will see renewed attempts at massive vote-buying

"We have seen how corruption in elections can undermine the sovereignty of a state. Millions of dollars were allocated by the Russian Federation, through the Shor criminal group, to manipulate democratic elections," Prime Minister Dorin Recean stated in an emergency address regarding justice. The Prime Minister emphasized that during the parliamentary elections in the fall, there will likely be further attempts at massive vote buying, and it is the responsibility of state institutions to combat this serious issue."

Giurgiulesti Port: Government plans state port expansion, EBRD looks for new investor for PILG

The Government and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will ensure that they comply with national legislation and protect the public interest while identifying a new strategic investor for the Giurgiulesti International Free Port (PILG). These clarifications were provided by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development in response to information released about the launch of the international tender by the EBRD and the current status of the Port.

Olesea Stamate leaves the PAS faction but keeps her MP mandate: "I trusted the team I was part of"

MP Olesea Stamate announced that she is leaving the parliamentary faction of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), but she will retain her mandate and continue to work as an unaffiliated MP. The decision was made public through a post on her Facebook page.

Moldova, NATO strengthen ties amid Ukraine conflict

On April 15, Moldovan President Maia Sandu met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte during his brief stopover in the country before continuing on to Ukraine.

Dorin Recean discusses Moldova’s security and the Transnistrian issue

In an interview with Ukrainian journalist Dmytro Gordon, Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean addressed key issues concerning Moldova’s national security and the Transnistrian conflict.

Experts condemn Russia’s war on Ukrainian civilians

Russian attacks on civilian areas in Ukraine constitute war crimes and form part of a deliberate, unacceptable campaign to intimidate Ukrainian society, in violation of international conventions.