While Moldova is not new to political deadlock and infighting, what happened this weekend has regional and transatlantic implications, writes Alina Inayeh, director of the German Marshall Fund/Black Sea Trust
More than 15,000 hectares of corn, wheat, soybean and rape fields, orchards and vineyards were damaged as a result of the torrential rain with hail that fell in Moldova the
Romania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers that in a democratic state, the will of the people, expressed by popular vote and reflected in the configuration of Parliament, is the only
A group of veterans of the Special Police Brigade “Fulger” calls on the people, veteran and serving police officers not to allow to be engaged in acts aimed at destabilizing
PSRM and ACUM lawmakers today approved a bill upon first reading to annul the mixed electoral system and return to the proportional one. Presenting the bill, Sergiu Litvinenco (ACUM/PAS) said
A rendition of the Old Orhei Reserve executed in the Stereo Vision 3D technology is on display at the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History. The picture, created by
Prime minister Maia Sandu says the Democartic Party’s invitation to talk rather indicates its lack of will to comply with the law. Still, Sandu allowed for the possibility of a
The European Court of Human Rights held that the Republic of Moldova violated the rights of the Turkish citizens who were expelled in September 2018. By its decision, the ECHR
The Party of Socialists requested that the Democrats should free the state institutions and should allow the Cabinet led by Maia Sandu to enter the Government Building. The request was
The Democratic Party has repeated its invitation to have a dialogue addressed to the parliamentary parties and reaffirmed the decisions taken by the Constitutional Court, according to which the Parliament
