The Moldovan Socialists' desperate campaign against the country's Constitutional Court has failed to stall early elections and has left them looking more tarnished than ever
Moldovan President Maia Sandu signed a decree dissolving parliament and calling early elections for 11 July.
A new decision of the Constitutional Court today makes possible early Parliamentary elections in Moldova
2 week agoThe Constitutional Court of Moldova declared unconstitutional the decision of the parliament of April 23 on the withdrawal of the mandate of Domnica Manole
2 week agoDozens of Moldovans gathered in front of the Constitutional Court today to protest a decision made last week by the Socialist-majority parliament to dismiss the Court's president Domnica Manole
Maia Sandu convenes at 17.00 a meeting of the Supreme Security Council. The only issue on the agenda is "the risk of subversive actions against the constitutional order in the Republic of Moldova"
Former President of Moldova Dodon said that he urgently flies to Moscow "for a number of important meetings in the interests of Moldova" - promises in the evening "a lot of good news for the citizens of Moldova, who have been waiting for a long time"
Moldova: The pro-Russian majority in Parliament (as recently referred to by Kremlin spokesman Peskov) aims to adopt a declaration declaring that the Constitutional Court is usurped (by President Sandu). The Socialists seek to remove three of the five constitutional judges
Maia Sandu to PACE: My first priority is to put an end to pervasive corruption. Second, we must improve justice. Third, a less corrupt state and an impartial, independent judiciary will create a strong foundation for a functional economy and economic growth in the region
Maia Sandu to PACE: In the past 26 years, the Council of Europe @coe played a crucial role in helping Moldova transition to a more democratic system of governance. I hope we can work together again to re-establish a functional democracy in Moldova
The Party of Socialists of Moldova demands the resignation of the president, accuses her of participating in an anti-constitutional conspiracy against the country and the people, said the leader of the party Dodon
Moldova's Constitutional Court ruled yesterday that the circumstances justifying the dissolution of parliament have been met, enabling President Maia Sandu to sign the dissolution decree and bringing early elections closer
Moldovan President Maia Sandu will sign a decree on the early dissolution of the parliament.
The Moldovan Foreign Ministry is requesting permission to arrest Ukraine's military attache
1 month agoThe Belgorod-Dniester border detachment, which guards the Ukrainian-Moldovan border, was reinforced by aircraft
1 month agoRussian military convoy filmed in Tiraspol, Transnistria
Abduction of Judge Chaus: Ukraine is not involved in the situation, - Kuleba
"It is inadmissible for people to disappear in Moldova" Moldovan President Maia Sandu asked the SIS to urgently investigate how a Ukrainian judge, who was in hiding in the capital Chisinau, was abducted at the end of last week
1 month agoEx-judge Chaus was abducted by foreigners who left for Ukraine - the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova
1 month agoThe military from the garrisons of Chisinau and Balti were involved in patrolling public places. About 80 soldiers are on duty at public transport stops, in parks and recreation areas along with the carabinieri
Moldova's President Maia Sandu said she would seek a green light from the Constitutional Court to dissolve parliament and call a snap election. Experts, however, think it's a risky move
Dodon stated that he agreed with Russia on the Sputnik V vaccine for Moldova "in the coming days"
Moldova Parliament voted to impose state of emergency/martial law starting 1st April and for 60 days due to covid19
President Sandu said that all the legal conditions for the dissolution of the Moldovan parliament have been met - and she will appeal to the constitutional court today to confirm this.
1 month agoThe PSRM faction proposed to consider the declaration "On disagreement with the dissolution" at the parliament meeting
Moldova is one step closer to snap elections, after Igor Grosu, the PM-designate proposed by the country's pro-Western President, failed to receive the votes needed to invest his cabinet
Emergency laws in Transnistria, imposed in the name of public health, ended up jeopardising the health of thousands of people by restricting their access to medicines and medical facilities.
"To detain, search for, arrest and prosecute the deputy". Parliament in Moldova lifted the immunity of two MPs linked to the fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor - and suspected of involvement in two of the country's most important corruption cases
Igor Dodon called the decision of the Constitutional Court on Igor Grosu "a constitutional coup"
The Constitutional Court of Moldova rejected the request of the socialists(Dodon) and recognized the decree of Maya Sandu on the appointment of Igor Grosu as a candidate for prime minister in accordance with the Constitution
