Russia concerned over speculations about threats from Transnistria — diplomat - TASS

Moscow is concerned over the ongoing speculations about an alleged threat coming from Transnistria, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Friday.

Macron promises to protect Moldova’s security

French President Emmanuel Macron assured his Moldovan counterpart Thursday to support the eastern European country’s security, given the risk of war in Ukraine spreading to the neighboring region.

Moldovan govt rejects bill on permanent neutrality

The Moldovan government at its meeting on Wednesday responded with a negative conclusion to a bill on permanent neutrality proposed by the opposition bloc of Communists and Socialists.

Transnistria vows to seek recognition through dialogue, not war - TASS

Transnistria will seek international recognition through negotiations rather than war, Vadim Krasnoselsky, the leader of the unrecognized republic, said on Friday.

Russian Foreign Ministry Summons Moldovan Ambassador, Delivers Note Verbale - UrduPoint

The Russian Foreign Ministry said on Friday that it had summoned Moldovan Ambassador in Russia Lilian Darii and handed him a note verbale over a rally near the Russian embassy in Chisinau.

EU Council says it started considering membership bids from Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova - TASS

The EU started a written procedure concerning bids by Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova to join the bloc, the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union said on Twitter on Monday.

US warns American citizens against traveling to Belarus, Moldova,Transnistria

The US warned American citizens Monday against traveling to Belarus and Moldova amid growing tensions over Ukraine.

Russia warns incoming Moldovan president on troops withdrawals in breakaway region | One America News Network

(Reuters) – The Kremlin on Monday rebuffed calls by Moldova’s incoming president, Maia Sandu, for Russian troops to withdraw from the breakaway region of Transdniestria, saying it would be seriously destabilising.

La proeuropea Maia Sandu gana las presidenciales en Moldavia con promesas contra la corrupción | EL PAÍS

La candidata de la oposición Maia Sandu ha ganado este domingo las elecciones presidenciales en Moldavia. 

La decisiva victoria de la ex primera ministra, que aboga por vínculos más estrechos con la Unión Europea, sobre el actual mandatario, Igor Dodon, prorruso (57,7% frente a 42,2%), es otro golpe para el Kremlin, que había dado su apoyo explícito al veterano político en la carrera electoral. Sandu, de 48 años, execonomista del Banco Mundial que se convertirá en la primera presidenta del país, ha ganado con un fogoso discurso contra la corrupción, que lastra todavía más la economía de esta antigua república soviética, uno de los países más pobres de Europa y profundamente afectado por la pandemia de coronavirus.

Moldova election: Pro-EU candidate Sandu leads in preliminary results - BBC News

Opposition candidate Maia Sandu holds a narrow lead over current leader Igor Dodon in Sunday's presidential run-off election in Moldova, preliminary results say.

Moldavie: la Cour constitutionnelle suspend une deuxième fois les pouvoirs du président

La Cour constitutionnelle moldave a suspendu temporairement vendredi pour la deuxième fois en une semaine les pouvoirs du président Igor Dodon, qui a refusé de signer une loi interdisant de facto certains médias russes en Moldavie.

Dodon si rivolge alla Corte Costituzionale contro il divieto dei programmi russi

Il presidente della Moldavia Igor Dodon ha respinto ancora una volta la legge approvata dal Parlamento che vieta la trasmissione di notizie e di informazioni analitiche russe.

El Tribunal Constitucional de Moldavia cesa las funciones del presidente Dodon

El Tribunal Constitucional de Moldavia ha suspendido de forma temporal las funciones del presidente del país, Ígor Dodon, por pedido de un grupo de parlamentarios de la coalición gobernante, informa la agencia Interfax.

EU, former Soviet states pledge to cement ties

Leaders from The European Union (EU) and six former Soviet countries on Friday pledged to cement their ties, which "is not directed against anyone".

Le vice-Premier ministre russe Rogozine proclamé persona non grata en Moldavie

Le vice-Premier ministre russe Dmitri Rogozine s’est vu proclamé persona non grata en Moldavie suite à une série de déclarations sur des dirigeants moldaves. Cette décision s’inscrit dans le prolongement de l’incident survenu le 28 juillet, lorsque la Roumanie a refusé à un avion transportant M.Rogozine en Moldavie de traverser son espace aérien.

Russian official slams Romania's airspace refusal as ploy against Moldovan leader

Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has described the Romanian authorities’ decision to refuse permission to a civilian plane carrying a Russian delegation to Moldova for talks with President Igor Dodon as a "demarche addressed to the Moldovan president."

Moldova President Hopes to Cancel EU Association Agreement

Moldova’s President said Tuesday he hoped the country’s association agreement with the European Union will be cancelled if his party obtains a parliamentary majority, paving the way for an alliance with Moscow.

Socialist leader wins presidential election in Moldova

Igor Dodon, the leader of Moldova’s Party of Socialists advocating closer relations with Russia, has won the presidential elections in Moldova by the margin of more than 5 percentage points.

Moldova may lose Transdniestria due to rapprochement with Romania : Russian official

Moldova risks losing its territorial integrity due to the rapprochement with Romania, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said in an interview with the Kommersant daily on Friday after his visit to Moldova.

Moldova to fulfill its obligations to EU on hosting refugees (PM)

Moldova will fulfill its obligations to the EU in terms of hosting refugees from the Middle East and/or North Africa if it gets requests for granting asylum to them, Prime Minister Valeriu Strelet told a news conference on Friday.