Maia Sandu’s cousin Tatiana Batin leaves Grosu’s team after MoldATSA scandal

Tatiana Batin, the chief of staff for Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu and a cousin of President Maia Sandu, has resigned from her position. Grosu stated that the decision was made "by mutual agreement." The resignation comes in the wake of a scandal involving salaries at MoldATSA, where her sister, Anastasia Taburceanu, earned over one million lei in less than a year after being hired as a spokesperson.

Moldova reaffirms support for Ukraine at Gdańsk Reconstruction Conference

Moldova continues to strongly support Ukraine, and the cooperation between the two countries is expanding through strategic infrastructure projects. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu shared this message at the Ukraine Recovery Conference, which was held on June 25 in Gdańsk, Poland.

Cluj-born US officer appointed Moldova defense attaché

The United States Embassy in the Republic of Moldova has announced the appointment of a new Defense Attaché, Marcel Bolboacă-Negru, on their official Facebook page in Chisinau.

OSCE Commissioner visits Chisinau, highlighting equal rights and opportunities for all

European integration involves creating a society where every citizen feels respected and has equal opportunities to thrive. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi during a meeting with Ambassador Christophe Kamp, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, who was visiting Chișinău.

"Our Party" moves against fiscal policy

The parliamentary faction of "Our Party" has announced the initiation of a straightforward motion against the fiscal policy proposed by the Minister of Finance in the draft budgetary-fiscal policy for 2027. They are inviting all members of Parliament to sign it. The faction argues that the document goes beyond mere technical adjustments and, in fact, constitutes a comprehensive fiscal reform that could significantly affect the national economy, the business environment, and citizens' standard of living.

Moldova overhauls property agency as control body resigns

The Moldovan government will overhaul the Public Property Agency (APP) following mounting scrutiny over internal institutional practices, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu announced during a cabinet meeting on June 24.

PAS and MAN clash over EBRD-funded infrastructure plan in Chisinau

The Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) faction in the Chisinau Municipal Council announced it will abstain from voting on the Zonal Urban Plan (PUZ) for the Industrial Street district. PAS counselors cited a lack of transparency from the municipal administration regarding the project's impact on local residents and private property rights.

Moldova strips citizenship of ex-spy chief exchanged with Russia

Moldovan President Maia Sandu revoked the citizenship of Alexandru Balan on June 23, following his involvement in a high-profile international prisoner exchange. Balan is the former deputy director of the country’s Intelligence and Security Service (SIS).

Moldova opposition proposes Apa Canal Moldova national water strategy

The Our Party parliamentary faction has proposed a draft resolution to establish a national working group tasked with developing the "Apa Canal Moldova" strategic concept. The initiative aims to modernize and secure the country’s water supply and sewage systems amid growing infrastructure challenges.

NATO reaffirms partnership with neutral Moldova amid regional threats

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization views Moldova's constitutional neutrality as a framework for deeper cooperation rather than an obstacle to security integration. NATO Assistant Secretary General Kevin Hamilton stated that the three-decade alliance remains deeply anchored in mutual respect for Chisinau's independent status.

Moldova marks 36 years of sovereignty amid EU integration push

Moldova marked the 36th anniversary of its Declaration of Sovereignty on 23 June. State leaders utilized the historic milestone to reinforce the nation's pro-European trajectory amid ongoing regional security challenges.

From Soviet break to EU path: Moldova celebrates national sovereignty

European integration remains the primary mechanism to reinforce the sovereignty, institutional resilience, and national security of the Republic of Moldova. Legal expert Alexandru Bot emphasized this correlation during public broadcaster Teleradio-Moldova's coverage marking the 36th anniversary of the historic Sovereignty Declaration.