The Republic of Moldova is heading towards a difficult winter, as pressures mount across several segments of the energy market: natural gas, thermal energy, electricity, and fuels. This warning comes from energy expert Eugen Muravschi, who explains that the market cannot be analyzed solely through the lens of seasonal factors, as geopolitical developments play a decisive role.

Starting from September 1st, the Chisinau City Hall has increased the number of trolleybuses and buses by 15%. Lidia Golomoz, the head of the Analysis and Forecast Service within the… The post The number of municipal public transport units in Chisinau, increasing by 15% at the beginning of autumn appeared first on ipn.md.

Parliament has approved, by 54 votes, the introduction of a state of emergency in Moldova’s energy and hydrological sectors for a period of 60 days. The measure will take effect on September 26. The declaration aims to prevent fuel shortages and ensure the continuity of electricity, natural gas and heating supplies. The measures also seek […] The post Moldova Declares 60-Day State of Emergency in Energy and Hydrological Sectors appeared first on Moldova.

Wine exports are down 16% in volume and 6% in value compared with the same period last year, Ștefan Iamandi, Director of the National Office for Vine and Wine, said on the Moldova 1 TV program "Pe Față". A significant portion of this drop in volume is linked to reduced exports to the United States and Belarus.

Wine exports are down 16% in volume and 6% in value compared with the same period last year, Ștefan Iamandi, Director of the National Office for Vine and Wine, said on the Moldova 1 TV program "Pe Față". A significant portion of this drop in volume is linked to reduced exports to the United States and Belarus.

At the Government's proposal, Parliament voted to declare a nationwide state of emergency in the energy and water sectors for 60 days, starting September 26. Supported by 54 MPs, the measure will allow the Executive to intervene quickly in the event of disruptions to energy, fuel, and water supplies.

At the Government's proposal, Parliament voted to declare a nationwide state of emergency in the energy and water sectors for 60 days, starting September 26. Supported by 54 MPs, the measure will allow the Executive to intervene quickly in the event of disruptions to energy, fuel, and water supplies.

The parliament has approved the declaration of a state of emergency in the energy and water sectors for a period of 60 days, starting from September 26. Speaking at the plenary meeting of the parliament, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said the measure was preventive and necessary, a...

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan today responded to the opposition MPs’ proposal to consider reducing excise duty and value added tax (VAT) on fuel, in order to lower pump prices. The official noted that, although the decision might seem popular, it would benefit people who own ...

The Parliament approved the establishment of the state of emergency from September 26, for a period of 60 days in the energy and hydrological sectors. During the debates, the opposition… The post Emergency state in energy and hydrologic sector, approved by Parliament. The opposition demands solutions for the population appeared first on ipn.md.

Over 120 doctors from the Republic of Moldova and Romania will provide free medical consultations, and visitors will also have access to general blood and biochemical tests at the MoldMedizin & MoldDent 2026 exhibition. The event will take place from September 24 to 26 at Moldexpo and will bring together more than 100 companies from various countries to showcase state-of-the-art medical equipment and technologies.

Over 120 doctors from the Republic of Moldova and Romania will provide free medical consultations, and visitors will also have access to general blood and biochemical tests at the MoldMedizin & MoldDent 2026 exhibition. The event will take place from September 24 to 26 at Moldexpo and will bring together more than 100 companies from various countries to showcase state-of-the-art medical equipment and technologies.

On Tuesday, September 22, the Republic of Moldova will record an electricity trade deficit of 229 MWh between 17:00 and 21:00. According to Energocom, this shortfall is caused by insufficient capacity on the interconnectors with Romania and Ukraine.

On Tuesday, September 22, the Republic of Moldova will record an electricity trade deficit of 229 MWh between 17:00 and 21:00. According to Energocom, this shortfall is caused by insufficient capacity on the interconnectors with Romania and Ukraine.

Journalist and TV producer Ecaterina Cheptanaru won the competition for the position of director of the “Teleradio-Moldova” Company (TRM), held on September 22. Ecaterina Cheptanaru has more than ten years of experience in the media and previously held the position of deputy general director of the institution.

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of the Republic of Moldova and the Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP) of Romania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation on electoral matters. The document establishes new avenues for collaboration between the two institutions, including the strengthening of institutional capacities, cybersecurity, the digitalization of electoral processes, and the refinement of legislation regarding elections and referendums. The CEC and the AEP signed the memorandum in Bucharest during a meeting between their representatives.

Journalist and TV producer Ecaterina Cheptanaru won the competition for the position of director of the “Teleradio-Moldova” Company (TRM), held on September 22. Ecaterina Cheptanaru has more than ten years of experience in the media and previously held the position of deputy general director of the institution.

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of the Republic of Moldova and the Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP) of Romania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation on electoral matters. The document establishes new avenues for collaboration between the two institutions, including the strengthening of institutional capacities, cybersecurity, the digitalization of electoral processes, and the refinement of legislation regarding elections and referendums. The CEC and the AEP signed the memorandum in Bucharest during a meeting between their representatives.

Governance

Journalist and TV producer Ecaterina Cheptanaru won the competition for the position of director of the “Teleradio-Moldova” Company (TRM), held on September 22. Ecaterina Cheptanaru has more than ten years of experience in the media and previously held the position of deputy general director of the institution.