New Moldovan bill allows municipalities to seize and sell junk cars

Moldovan lawmakers from the National Alternative Movement party have registered a new legislative initiative aimed at clearing long-abandoned vehicles from public spaces. The bill grants local municipalities the legal authority to tow, confiscate, and subsequently sell or scrap cars left deserted on public property.

Moldova targets gradual EU integration amid Franco-German proposal

Core European Union member states are driving a structural shift in enlargement policy by proposing a gradual integration model. A diplomatic non-paper, initiated by France and Germany and backed by the Benelux nations, suggests granting candidate states phased access to EU programs and policies before achieving full membership status.

Daniela Morari highlights Brussels’ oversight of key chapters

This week is pivotal for the European path of the Republic of Moldova. Next Tuesday, June 16, in Luxembourg, the member states of the European Union (EU) will decide whether to officially open cluster negotiations with our country. This historic decision will be announced during the General Affairs Council meeting. Moldova's Ambassador to the EU, Daniela Morari, has outlined the next steps for our country and emphasized that the initial chapters opened will be subject to more rigorous monitoring by Brussels.

Moldovan winemakers win over 80 international medals

Moldovan winemakers achieved remarkable success at the VINARIUM International Wine Contest 2026, one of the largest wine competitions in Central and Eastern Europe. They returned with a total of over 80 medals, including four Grand Gold medals, 72 gold medals, and four silver medals.

Alexandru Munteanu reaffirms Moldova’s EU ambitions in Sofia

The Republic of Moldova has a clear and steadfast aspiration to become a member of the European Union and contribute to a united, secure, prosperous, and peaceful Europe. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu made this statement on June 10 during the summit commemorating the 30th anniversary of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP), held in Sofia.

Finance Ministry prepares reform of “First House” Program

The Ministry of Finance is planning a reconceptualization of the government's "First House" program, which will include an updated budget and new application rules for beneficiaries. According to authorities, the new official document will be presented by the end of this week.

State symbols embody national dignity, heraldist

The state symbols of the Republic of Moldova are more than just official insignia; they represent the nation's identity and continuity. According to state herald Silviu Tabac, the coat of arms, flag, and anthem reflect the country's history, dignity, and the struggle for independence. He emphasizes that any changes to these symbols should be approached with the highest degree of responsibility.

NATO: We will defend every inch of allied territory

The North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) announced on June 10 that it is continuously adapting its defense measures in response to threats arising from Russia's war against Ukraine and the growing number of drone incidents near its borders.

Border Police anniversary highlights regional cooperation

The Republic of Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine signed a Joint Declaration on June 10 to cooperate in combating cross-border crime, during a ceremony marking the 34th anniversary of the Border Police of the Republic of Moldova.

CMC member steps down to protect party’s reputation

Councilor Sergiu Crețu has resigned from his local election mandate in Chișinău. This decision was confirmed by both Crețu and Zinaida Popa, the president of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), which he was a member of. His resignation follows his exclusion from PAS, which was attributed to "incompatibility with the party's values."

Ion Ceban responds after losing lawsuit in Romania

Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban lost his first-instance lawsuit against Romanian Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu. In the lawsuit, he sought 1 leu in damages after being accused of having "complicated ties with Russia." Additionally, he was banned from entering Romania and the entire Schengen area for five years.

Government pushes new media law, opposition raises concerns

The Parliament is set to approve a new law that will regulate the media sector. This initiative was reviewed on Wednesday, June 10, by the Committee on European Integration. However, the opposition has raised concerns about two specific provisions: the registration of media service providers and the liability for published content.