Agenda of events for Wednesday, November 11

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10 November 2026
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The civic association “Institutum Virtutes Civilis” presents the qualitative study “Women’s Participation in Local Decision-Making and Public Life in the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia” /Europa Cafe /10:00 AM/.

Parliamentary committees will hold meetings /Parliament /10:00 AM-11:00 AM/.

A joint meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights and Interethnic Relations and the relevant authorities will be held to examine issues within the penitentiary system /Parliament, Room 508, annex /10:00 AM/.

The Parliamentary Committee for Public Finance Oversight will hold a hearing on the Performance Audit Report on the Management and Utilization of the Shared Government Technology Platform (MCloud); the Compliance Audit Report on the Management of Public Assets by the limited liability company “Arena Națională”; and the Compliance Audit Report on the Registration and Management of Assets Transferred to the Free Economic Zones /Parliament, Room 408, annex /10:00 AM/.

The sociological research company “IMAS – Research and Strategies” LLC is holding a press conference entitled “Presentation of the Findings of the ‘Socio-Political Barometer – November 2026’ Survey” /IPN News Agency conference room, 2/2 Teatrului Lane, 3rd floor; streamed live at FB.com/ipn.md and on the Agency’s YouTube channel, with a recording available in the archive afterward /11:00 AM/.

The National Centre for Sustainable Energy, together with the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development, will mark the completion of energy-efficiency renovations to the first residential building refurbished with support from Moldova’s Residential Energy Efficiency Fund, as well as the courtyard upgraded under the “European Courtyard” Programme /51/5 Calea Iesilor Street /01:00 PM/.

The National Library of the Republic of Moldova invites the public to meet Austrian writer Thomas Glavinic, a prominent figure in contemporary European literature and one of the most original and acclaimed authors writing in German today /BNRM /02:00 PM/.

The Standing Bureau of Parliament will meet in session /Parliament, Europa Hall /04:30 PM/.

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan is on a working visit to Antalya, Türkiye, where he is attending the 31st session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Agenda of events for Wednesday, November 11

Roadworks on Ismail Street are causing traffic congestion. The capital’s mayor calls for police intervention

Vladimir Culis a cucerit bronzul la aruncarea suliței la JO de Tineret de la Dakar

ANRE postpones market liberalization for some non-household consumers until July 2027

Moldovan-Lithuanian cooperation and European integration discussed in Parliament

Two Ukrainians arrested in Poland on suspicion of espionage and sabotage on behalf of Russia

by Bolohan Maxim 10.11.2026

Two Ukrainian nationals have been arrested in Poland on suspicion of espionage and sabotage on behalf of Russian intelligence services. The arrests were announced by Tomasz Siemoniak, the minister responsible for coordinating Poland’s intelligence services, IPN reports.

According to Poland’s Internal Security Agency, the two suspects, aged 24 and 25, allegedly photographed critical infrastructure and military facilities and set fire to vehicles. They are also alleged to have replaced the license plates on several cars with plates resembling those used by the Ukrainian military, in an effort to cast suspicion on Ukraine and spread disinformation.

The two have been remanded in custody for three months. If found guilty, they face sentences ranging from 10 years to life in prison.

Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Warsaw has repeatedly accused Moscow of orchestrating acts of sabotage. Last week, Polish authorities announced that six people—five Polish citizens and one Russian national—are under investigation for illegally supplying Russia with components used to manufacture ammunition and weapons. Against this backdrop, Tomasz Siemoniak said that nearly 100 people have been charged with espionage and sabotage since 2024. The Kremlin has denied allegations of Russian involvement in such activities on the territory of NATO member states.

10.11.2026

Olesea Stamate: The state should tap into the local workforce before recruiting from abroad

Former officials and experts are organizing the “World Congress of Moldovans”

The “Building Trust” movement reports limited progress in the Tofan government’s first 100 days

Corneliu Dudnic alleges pressure on his campaign for governor of Gagauzia

Gagauzia residents are dissatisfied with the economic situation and want change, according to a survey

Agenda of events for Wednesday, November 11

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Parliamentary committees will hold meetings /Parliament /10:00 AM-11:00 AM/.

The Standing Bureau of Parliament will meet in session /Parliament, Europa Hall /04:30 PM/.

The first round of US-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine has concluded. Talks will resume on Wednesday

The Prime Minister is heading to Turkey to attend the UN Climate Change Conference

Respiratory infections on the rise: around 1,700 cases in one week

Studies for Chisinau’s new General Urban Plan will be completed by December. Consultations have concluded

Road marking work resumes on Chisinau’s streets

Train drivers in Spain go on strike: dozens of services cancelled

by Alexandru Carasec 10.11.2026

Train drivers in Spain went on strike on Tuesday, demanding greater investment in railway infrastructure maintenance and measures to improve safety following two accidents that claimed 115 lives this year. The strike led to the cancellation of several services and major disruptions to rail transport in Madrid and Barcelona, IPN reports, citing Reuters.

According to state rail operator Renfe, the cancellation of medium- and long-distance services affected more than four thousand passengers. In Madrid, 90% of commuter train services were suspended, compared with 50% in Barcelona.

The train drivers’ union Semaf says talks with the authorities on improving rail safety began after the January accident, which killed 46 people, but broke off in April. The second accident occurred in late October on the Madrid–Seville high-speed line, resulting in 69 casualties. According to preliminary reports, the collision occurred after a controller authorised a train to depart following a signalling failure, even though another train was stationary on the same track.

In the wake of the two tragedies, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez last week appointed Deputy Prime Minister Carlos Cuerpo to temporarily head the Ministry of Transport following Oscar Puente’s resignation.

Also on Tuesday, the Spanish government approved a package of measures to improve rail safety. These include strengthening mechanisms for employees to report risks and giving staff greater authority to halt trains in dangerous situations.

10.11.2026

The Moldova-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organizing a Christmas fair at Moldexpo on December 17

Olga Gorban rejects the accusations regarding her involvement in the closure of the school in Bogdanovca Veche

Financial audit and ten strategic directions. Corneliu Dudnic’s plans for Gagauzia

Valentin Gaidarji challenges in court the refusal to be registered as a candidate in the Gagauzia elections

An entrepreneur reports difficulties in recovering damages, following an insolvency lawsuit