Transnistria's demand for more polling stations 'lacks legal basis'

A request from the breakaway region of Transnistria to open 41 polling stations for an upcoming Moldovan election "lacks a legal basis," according to a top official.

Moldova's new Tech Hub: Moldova HiTech Park to drive innovation

Moldova is set to establish its first advanced technology park of national strategic importance—the Moldova HiTech Park.

New era for microbiology research in Moldova

Researchers at the Institute of Microbiology and Biotechnology (IMB) will now be working in modern conditions that are adapted to the current demands of science.

Moldova's pivotal election: A referendum on its future

Moldova is set to hold a crucial parliamentary election on September 28. Analysts describe the vote as a "new referendum" on the country's pro-European trajectory, which has been under increasing pressure from hybrid aggression by the Russian Federation for several years.

US nuclear fears delayed Moldova's Independence, ex-FM says

The independence of the Republic of Moldova wasn't just delayed by pressure from Moscow, but also by the strategic interests of major powers.

US, European leaders unite to support Ukraine's security

On Monday, August 18, President Donald Trump welcomed Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the White House, where European leaders had already gathered for a crucial summit with both presidents to discuss the future of Ukraine and a peace agreement with Russia.

USSR References Remain Core to Moscow’s Propaganda, Moldovan Security Adviser Warns

The Kremlin continues to lament the collapse of the Soviet Union and has aspirations to “rebuild the empire,” in part by reviving Soviet symbolism, according to Stanislav Secrieru, a presidential adviser on defense and national security. His comments followed Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s recent public appearance at the U.S.-Russia summit in Alaska, where he wore a sweater displaying the inscription “USSR.”

Moldova: Special protections for judges and prosecutors

Prosecutors and judges in the Republic of Moldova benefit from special protection mechanisms when their lives, health, or assets, as well as those of their family, are threatened due to their professional activities.

Moldovan firefighters return home after Greek wildfire mission

After a 30-day continuous mission in Greece, the fire rescue team from the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations has returned home.

Domnica Manole elected president of Moldova’s Constitutional Court

On Sunday, August 17, the Constitutional Court of Moldova elected Domnica Manole as its President.

Ukraine blasts Trump for "stab in the back"

Ukrainian officials and civil society representatives have harshly criticized the U.S. President Donald Trump for failing to take real action to sanction Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

Cincinnati final: A showdown between Alcaraz and Sinner

A new showdown between two of the world's top tennis players is set for Cincinnati. Spain's Carlos Alcaraz and Italy's Jannik Sinner will face off in the final of the ATP tournament in the US state of Ohio.