Soldiers of the National Army garrisons voted in the early hours of the morning during the parliamentary elections.According to the Ministry of Defense, soldiers from Bălți, Cahul, and Chișinău garrisons voted at the stations located within the voting districts of the mil...

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova living abroad are increasingly interested in elections held back home.Over the last ten years, the number of diaspora voters has grown nearly fivefold. For the September 28 parliamentary elections, Moldovan voters abroad have access to a record number of polling stations—301 opened in 45 countries—to express their political choice.

Moldovans head to the polls on Sunday, September 28, to elect a new parliament. The election threshold for validation requires a minimum turnout of one-third of registered voters. As of 1 September 2025, the State Register of Voters included 3,299,396 eligible voters.

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova living abroad are increasingly interested in elections held back home.Over the last ten years, the number of diaspora voters has grown nearly fivefold. For the September 28 parliamentary elections, Moldovan voters abroad have access to a record number of polling stations—301 opened in 45 countries—to express their political choice.

On the "Day of Silence," when electoral campaigning is prohibited by law, Moldovan citizens receive messages on Viber from numbers originating in the Russian Federation. These messages, which say, "Don't let the power steal your vote," are part of a strategy designed to instil fear and influence the electorate, according to Watchdog analyst Valeriu Pașa, as reported by Moldova 1.

On the "Day of Silence," when electoral campaigning is prohibited by law, Moldovan citizens receive messages on Viber from numbers originating in the Russian Federation. These messages, which say, "Don't let the power steal your vote," are part of a strategy designed to instil fear and influence the electorate, according to Watchdog analyst Valeriu Pașa, as reported by Moldova 1.

Every day, we are confronted with fake news and disinformation campaigns. Authorities in Chisinau have cautioned citizens about the spread of false information on social media and are actively working to combat efforts that aim to instil fear and create distrust among the population.

Every day, we are confronted with fake news and disinformation campaigns. Authorities in Chisinau have cautioned citizens about the spread of false information on social media and are actively working to combat efforts that aim to instil fear and create distrust among the population.

On the eve of the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova, Bassarabian students from Iași gathered in the Great Hall of the City Hall to discuss the role of young people in the electoral process and the significance of every vote. The conference included not only students but also representatives from local authorities and universities, delivering a clear message: young people are no longer just spectators; they are now active participants in driving change.

On the eve of the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova, Bassarabian students from Iași gathered in the Great Hall of the City Hall to discuss the role of young people in the electoral process and the significance of every vote. The conference included not only students but also representatives from local authorities and universities, delivering a clear message: young people are no longer just spectators; they are now active participants in driving change.

Botanica police officers, along with prosecutors, carried out eight searches in Chișinău, Ialoveni, and Cimișlia as part of an electoral corruption investigation involving a 29-year-old man associated with the "Șor" criminal organization. During these searches, law enforcement seized documents referencing large sums of money, a hunting weapon, about 30 cartridges, and a luxury car.

Election-related incident documented by police on the “day of silence”: a priest in Hâncești came under investigation after allegedly distributing clandestine newspapers with defamatory electoral messages to parishioners.

Election-related incident documented by police on the “day of silence”: a priest in Hâncești came under investigation after allegedly distributing clandestine newspapers with defamatory electoral messages to parishioners.

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced that Sunday’s parliamentary elections will be monitored by a total of 3,423 observers. Of these, 2,496 national observers represent eight civil society organizations in the country. Most observers were accredited at the request of the Promo-LEX Association and the Union of Jurists of Moldova, reads a press release of the electoral authority.

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced that Sunday’s parliamentary elections will be monitored by a total of 3,423 observers. Of these, 2,496 national observers represent eight civil society organizations in the country. Most observers were accredited at the request of the Promo-LEX Association and the Union of Jurists of Moldova, reads a press release of the electoral authority.

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Forty children from Moldovan diaspora communities will explore winter customs and traditions during the “Longing for Traditions” camp, held from December 24 to 29, 2025. The Diaspora Relations Bureau (BRD) has launched the second edition of the program, designed to strengthen cultural ties and transmit Moldova’s national heritage to younger generations. The camp is open to children […] The post 40 Diaspora Children to Discover Moldova’s Winter Traditions in “Longing for Traditions” Camp appeared first on Moldova.

“Elections put the country’s future in the hands of voters,” says poet Arcadie Suceveanu ahead of the parliamentary vote, emphasizing Sunday’s high stakes for everyone.

“Elections put the country’s future in the hands of voters,” says poet Arcadie Suceveanu ahead of the parliamentary vote, emphasizing Sunday’s high stakes for everyone.