Emergency energy accounts for 0.2% of monthly needs. ANRE: “Too early to assess effect on tariffs”

The energy purchased from Romania during the emergency period between December 6 and 10 accounts for approximately 0.2% of the Republic of Moldova's total monthly consumption, according to the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE). The agency states that any estimate of the impact on final consumer prices is “premature and unfounded.”

Authorities seize nearly 10 kg of drugs valued at over five million lei in Anenii Noi hotel

Law enforcement officers discovered approximately 10 kilograms of drugs, valued at over five million lei, in a hotel room located in the village of Todirești, Anenii Noi district. According to the General Inspectorate of Police, the investigation began on December 7, after authorities received a report about a woman who had left a bag in the hotel that allegedly contained a significant quantity of narcotic substances.

"Teleradio-Moldova" company supports dual education in journalism

Teleradio-Moldova (TRM), along with two other media institutions, will support the State University of Moldova in implementing a dual education program in Journalism and Media Processes. Three collaboration agreements were signed to formalize this initiative. TRM's management emphasizes that the success of an institution is greatly influenced by its connection to the academic community and the education of young people.

Parliament bans issuance of gun permits to residents of the Transnistrian region

Individuals who have not lived in the territory of the Republic of Moldova for at least five consecutive years will be ineligible to obtain firearms permits. This restriction will also apply to residents of the Transnistrian region, as outlined in a draft law that Parliament approved in its final reading on December 12.

ANSA withdraws 1,800 kg of imported dairy products for violating new packaging rules

Nearly two tons of imported dairy products were held at the border due to incorrect labeling, as announced by the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA).

More preventive and compensatory remedies”: Why Moldovans are filing fewer complaints with the ECtHR

The Republic of Moldova is making considerable progress in implementing the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). However, it still faces significant challenges, particularly in areas requiring substantial investment, according to Andrei Briceac, the Government Agent of the Republic of Moldova at the ECtHR.

Business environment reforms: Parliament simplifies procedures for 26 permissive acts

Parliament has approved a draft law in its first reading that simplifies the issuance procedures for 26 permits. This measure aims to reduce bureaucracy and enhance the business environment, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Prosecutors in Moldova and Romania strengthen their cooperation through an agreement signed by PCCOCS and DIICOT

Prosecutors in the Republic of Moldova and Romania will intensify their exchange of good practices and their cooperation in cross border investigations, actions set out in an agreement signed by the Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS) and the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT), a specialized structure of the Public Ministry in Romania.

After three years, the CUB founder steps down to resume academic projects

After three years, Igor Munteanu steps down from the leadership of the Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB) in the Republic of Moldova to return to some academic projects that he says he has neglected lately. Victor Tarna will serve as interim president.

Former Arizona Supreme Court Head ends service on Moldovan vetting panel

Scott Bales, the former President of the Supreme Court of Arizona, USA, will conclude his term with the Judicial Evaluation Commission of the Republic of Moldova on December 31. He has submitted a request to the Parliament in Chisinau to be relieved of his position due to retirement.

Cyprus supports EU enlargement. Maia Sandu: “Accession is not only a political goal, but a national project”

Cyprus, which will assume the Presidency of the Council of the European Union on January 1, 2026, supports "a credible and ambitious enlargement agenda for the European Union." This agenda aims to show that the European promise remains alive for the states that strive toward it. This statement was made by President Maia Sandu during her meeting with her counterpart, Nikos Christodoulides, in Nicosia on December 12.

Tragedy in Florești: the driver involved in the accident in Ghindești died in hospital

The General Inspectorate of Police announces that, regrettably, the driver of the car died in the hospital.