The Promo-LEX Association has recommended that the Moldovan parliament swiftly adopt only the necessary amendments to the Electoral Code for the Gagauzia elections scheduled for November 15, suggesting other proposed changes be considered later.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu urges citizens to show solidarity and consume electricity rationally, in the context of potential power outages.

The Moldovan Parliament has adopted a bill concerning elections in Gagauzia during its first reading. This legislative step moves forward the framework for electoral processes in the autonomous region.

The Promo-LEX association has urged the Moldovan Parliament to adopt only necessary amendments to the Electoral Code for the November 15 Gagauzia elections, advocating for full consultations on other proposed changes.

Igor Grosu, Parliament Speaker and PAS leader, stated he would not comment on the potential appointment of Alexandru Slusari as Minister of Agriculture until Prime Minister Vasile Tofan expresses his position.

Following consultations with the People's Assembly of Gagauzia (NSG) and a Constitutional Court decision, amendments to the Electoral Code for elections in Gagauzia have been registered in the Moldovan Parliament. This move aims to facilitate the electoral process in the autonomous region.

Moldovan parliamentary opposition parties have united in protest against the rapid adoption of laws and a sharp increase in gas tariffs, demanding parliamentary hearings. They accuse the ruling party of being out of touch with citizens' concerns.

Moldova's Parliament accepted the resignation of Deputy Alexandru Trubca, elected from the PAS party list, who announced on July 10 that he was relinquishing his mandate due to a scandal surrounding his real estate investments in the commune of Trușeni.

Igor Grosu, leader of the PAS party and Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, commented on the scandal involving new Agriculture Minister Radu Musteață, who is accused of ties with the Democratic Party of Moldova (DPM), stating he has no reason to disbelieve him.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu announced that the list of cabinet ministers, along with the government program, will be presented 'very soon' by the designated Prime Minister Vasile Tofan for parliamentary approval.

Roman Roșca is set to take a seat in the Moldovan Parliament, replacing Alexandr Trubca, who resigned his mandate. Roșca was 72nd on the PAS electoral list for the 2025 parliamentary elections.

Igor Grosu, leader of Moldova's ruling PAS party and Parliament Speaker, stated he discussed MP Alexandr Trubca's real estate investments in Trușeni, calling it a 'big problem of morality,' and indicated PAS would await the National Integrity Authority's conclusion.

Approximately 51.5 million euros will be invested in modernizing the infrastructure of 20 schools across Moldova, with the Parliament set to ratify the financing contract between the Republic of Moldova and the European Investment Bank (EIB) for the 'Rehabilitation' project.

Igor Grosu, the Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, is attending the first Conference of Speakers of Parliaments of EU Candidate Countries in Belgrade. During the conference, Grosu emphasized that the EU accession process must remain merit-based and met with the Speaker of the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker and leader of the ruling Action and Solidarity party (PAS), Igor Grosu, commented on July 6 about the possibility of him taking the vacant post of Prime Minister after Alexandru Munteanu's resignation.

The Moldovan parliament will hold hearings on July 7 regarding the situation of Asian migrants housed in railway wagons on a company's territory in Chisinau, an initiative proposed by the PAS party faction.

Victoria Belous, a deputy from the Action and Solidarity (PAS) party, may head the parliamentary commission on economy, budget, and finance in Moldova, following a draft resolution registered in parliament on June 30.

The Moldovan Parliament is set to convene for a plenary session with a busy agenda featuring 17 subjects, including the hearing of the report on the National Financial Market Commission's activity for 2025.

A Moldovan parliamentary commission has approved a proposal that could require payment service providers, including banks and payment systems, to inform clients about fees charged.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved a bill in its second reading that redefines the powers of institutions involved in investigating corruption, financial fraud, and organized crime, including the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and the National Anti-Corruption Center.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu urged Transnistrian authorities to 'not test patience' and 'leave citizens alone' in response to an initiative to punish individuals for using the term 'Transnistria'.

The Moldovan Parliament's plenary session agenda for the week includes nine draft normative acts for debate, with five of them being EU initiatives as part of the harmonization process.

News from Brussels about the potential opening of the first cluster of EU accession negotiations for Moldova in June has sparked active discussions in the Moldovan parliament, where deputies assessed the pace of European integration, the need for deep reforms, and real risks.

The Moldovan Parliament will hold public hearings to address the increasing number of telephone and online fraud cases, inviting representatives from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Intelligence and Security Service, banks, and telecom operators.

A delegation of Moldovan parliamentarians, including vice-speakers Doina Gherman and Vlad Batrîncea, is visiting the European Parliament to discuss priorities for European integration.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved a declaration on reducing tobacco product consumption, promoting a 'smoke-free Parliament' concept, and protecting the right of young people to a healthy life, calling for smoking to be recognized as a chronic condition.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu commented on Igor Dodon's visit to Minsk and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's appeal for Moldova not to sever ties, stating Moldova did not initiate the breakdown in relations.

The Moldovan Parliament approved in its first reading a bill to redefine the powers of institutions involved in investigating corruption, financial fraud, and organized crime, expanding the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office's authority.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved the "e-Zilieri" information system, which will digitize the registry of day laborers and establish an electronic system for assigning digital vouchers.

The Moldovan parliamentary commission on national security, defense, and public order will hold a closed session on May 19 to discuss an incident at a military unit in Cahul. The incident resulted in injuries to an 18-year-old conscript and the death of a 16-year-old teenager.

Igor Grosu, Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament and leader of the ruling Action and Solidarity (PAS) party, announced on May 11 that he plans to run for re-election as the party's chairman at the upcoming congress on June 14.

Deputies in Moldova's Parliament are holding a plenary session today, with a busy agenda that includes the consideration of 16 different draft laws.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu will participate in the Conference of Speakers of EU Parliaments, scheduled to take place in Copenhagen from May 3 to 5. The announcement was made by the Moldovan legislative body's press service.

The Moldovan Parliament will convene for a plenary session on Thursday, April 30, to discuss 16 items on its agenda. Key topics include the application of VAT and excise duties in the Transnistrian region and Moldova's withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty.

The Moldovan Parliament will be able to exercise parliamentary control over the activities of the Commission for Exceptional Situations, with a new bill supported by the Security Committee also making the duration of the state of emergency more flexible.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu linked Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu's statements about alleged threats to Russian citizens in Transnistria and Moscow's readiness to use 'all methods' to protect them to the pre-election agenda, stating he sees no threat.

The Moldovan Parliament will hold hearings regarding the "Vartic case," following the tragic death of Liudmila Vartic in Hâncești, which Parliament President Igor Grosu described as a "harsh and costly lesson" for the ruling party.

After several hours of debate, the Moldovan Parliament voted in the first reading to support a legislative initiative aimed at improving the mechanism for voluntary amalgamation of administrative-territorial units. The project received 59 positive votes.

A bill has been registered in the Moldovan Parliament to eliminate tariffs on the majority of products imported from the United States, with exceptions for beef, pork, poultry, and dairy products to protect local producers.

A legislative initiative proposing a three-year extension for the housing privatization deadline has been examined and approved by the Moldovan Parliament's Committee for Economy, Budget, and Finance, and will be proposed to the full Parliament.

The Moldovan parliament held public hearings on a bill concerning the Convergence Fund and the introduction of excise duties and VAT for businesses operating in Transnistria.

Representatives of the MAN party, led by Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban, staged a protest outside the Moldovan parliament, bringing canisters labeled 'diesel' and 'gasoline' to criticize rising fuel prices and accuse the ruling party.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu clarified that his increased income in 2025 is due to accumulated unused vacation days over the past four years, asserting that his salary itself has not increased.

Silvia Bondarenko is expected to take the place of Nicolae Botgros in the Moldovan Parliament within the PAS faction, following his resignation, with the Central Electoral Commission initiating the approval process.

The Moldovan Parliament accepted the resignation of MP Nicolae Botgros, while Renato Usaty proposed changes to the rules for deputies.

The Moldovan Parliament is holding a session today to hear the activity report of the Audiovisual Council for 2025 and conduct a second reading of the law on real estate agents.

Vlad Batrînca, Deputy Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament and a Socialist Party deputy, announced he has registered a legislative initiative to reduce the number of MPs, arguing it would save money.

Moldovan parliamentary opposition has requested an urgent meeting with foreign ambassadors accredited in Moldova to discuss amendments passed by the ruling PAS party, which lowered the vote threshold for approving Vetting Commission members.

Deputies in the Moldovan Parliament are convening for a plenary session today, Thursday, March 12, with an agenda that includes a simple motion for the Ministry of Defense and the appointment of a new Deputy Ombudsman.

The Moldovan Parliament has established the nominal composition of a working group tasked with ensuring the functionality of the autonomous territorial unit of Gagauzia within constitutional norms and the legislative provisions of Moldova regarding its special status. Former Prosecutor General Alexandr Stoianoglo and politician Renato Usatîi are among the members.

Promo-LEX reports that this week's plenary sessions of the Moldovan Parliament were marred by issues concerning transparency and adherence to parliamentary procedures.

Moldovan parliamentary majority deputies voted to appoint Herman von Hebel and Bernard Lavigne to the Prosecutor Evaluation Commission, amidst opposition protests and expert criticism.

The Moldovan Parliament approved, in its first reading, amendments to the law on the Giurgiulești Free International Port, which is expected to improve development conditions and attract investments, despite an estimated annual loss of 500,000 lei for the state.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu commented on the energy crisis in Transnistria, stating that the National Agency for Energy Regulation periodically issues licenses for energy imports.

The Moldovan Parliament will convene on Thursday and Friday to discuss amendments to legislation concerning Moldovan citizenship and the regulation of PILG activities.

Moldova's parliament on Thursday adopted a declaration on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale military invasion of Ukraine, condemning Russia's aggression.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved amendments to the Education Code in its second reading, aiming to streamline the school network and establish new group structures, among other provisions.

Herman von Hebel, former president of the Pre-Vetting Commission, along with Bernard Lavigne, has been proposed to the Moldovan Parliament for appointment as a member of the Commission for the Evaluation of Prosecutors.

The renovation of the central staircase of the Moldovan Parliament has sparked outrage after its cost increased by nearly a million lei to 2.5 million lei, due to the decision to install a heating system.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu denied making a statement about Moldova's dependence on Russian gas. The Moldpres agency, which published the interview, apologized for the error and initiated an internal investigation.

Valentin Gaidarji, Chairman of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia, has publicly invited Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu to take a lie detector test to answer questions, including whether he exerted pressure on the Constitutional Court.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved in its first reading a bill to denounce an agreement on cooperation in book publishing, distribution, and printing signed within the CIS framework, sparking heated debates.

The Moldovan Parliament held a new plenary session on July 28, with deputies set to examine bills including the modernization of human resources management in central public administration.

Promo-Lex concluded that decision-making transparency was affected by over 95% during the Moldovan parliament's plenary sessions on July 23 and 24, 2026.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu accused the opposition of hypocrisy regarding discussions on gas tariffs, labeling their stance as political. He also expressed regret over the resignation of Agriculture Minister Musteața, stating he would have preferred him to remain in his position.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated he had no information on Ukrainian media reports that Hungary's position delayed the opening of the second and third negotiation clusters for Ukraine and Moldova's EU accession until September, adding that discussions would continue.

The Moldovan Parliament is holding a session to discuss several items, including the eCall system and the ratification of a financing contract with the European Investment Bank for the rehabilitation and modernization of schools.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the composition of the new government is still under discussion, but clarity is expected by July 17, with prime minister candidate Vasile Tofan having already formed his team.

A parliamentary inquiry into state enterprises has been launched in Moldova, with Dinu Plîngău of the PAS faction elected as its head, but notably without the participation of the opposition.

Moldovan Parliament President Igor Grosu announced that Anastasia Taburceanu has returned 500,000 lei to the state budget and is expected to continue doing so.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu announced that the administrative-territorial reform will continue, with over 85% of the country's mayoralties, representing more than 760 localities, voluntarily agreeing to merge despite criticism.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu signed a resolution to establish a parliamentary inquiry commission, led by Dinu Plîngău, to examine the activities of state enterprises following a scandal at Î.S. „Moldatsa”.

The Moldovan Parliament has formed a commission to investigate the activities of state enterprises, despite objections from the opposition, who criticized the decision.

Moldovan deputies convened for a plenary session, with an agenda including the appointment of Victoria Belous, blocking scam calls, and the ex officio search for fugitive convicts.

Radu Marian has announced his resignation as the head of Moldova's parliamentary commission for economy, budget, and finance following a scandal involving MoldATSA. His departure has prompted reactions from both the ruling party and the opposition.

The human rights organization Promo-LEX analyzed the Facebook profiles of Moldovan parliament members to assess their openness to direct communication with citizens, concluding that MPs could be more active in promoting their accounts.

Public hearings were held in the Moldovan Parliament regarding the challenges and solutions for preventing and combating phone and online fraud, with police currently managing 754 cases and a 19% increase in reported incidents compared to last year.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved a new media law in its first reading, which will establish a Register of Media Service Providers. Opposition parties express concerns about potential censorship and political influence on editorial policy.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the draft resolution, developed by Chisinau and Comrat, for holding elections for the People's Assembly of Gagauzia will not be altered, as it resolves all legislative obstacles.

The Moldovan parliamentary commission for foreign policy and European integration will review candidates proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for ambassadorial posts in Portugal and India.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu described Igor Dodon's speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) as 'pathetic' and reminded him who violated the contract with Gazprom.

The Moldovan Parliament will organize public hearings on Friday, June 12, concerning online and phone financial fraud, which will be broadcast live.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker and PAS leader Igor Grosu commented on the upcoming second round of the Orhei mayoral elections, expressing confidence that residents will make a "correct choice" and support the pro-European course.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that Prosecutor General Alexandru Machidon must publicly explain the situation regarding €75,000 found in his parents' basement, emphasizing the need to dispel all suspicions.

The Moldovan legislature has voted in the first reading to subject decisions of the Commission for Exceptional Situations to parliamentary control and to reduce the maximum duration of a state of alert to 30 days.

The Moldovan Parliament's permanent bureau has approved the agenda for its plenary session, which includes eight legislative projects, among them a proposal to grant additional financial aid of 3,000 lei for children with disabilities.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated at the Black Sea security forum that EU expansion is an investment in continental security and that Moldova is ready to contribute to it.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu addressed opposition demands for the Defense Minister's resignation following a tragedy in a military unit in Cahul, calling the incident a 'stain on the armed forces' and promising a strict investigation.

Moldova's parliament adopted a new code banning "political tourism" and requiring deputies to speak Romanian, leading to a scandal and the opposition walking out of the session.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu announced an expanded meeting of parliament speakers from EU candidate countries in Copenhagen, where they discussed European integration and closer cooperation.

Moldova's Parliament has approved in first reading a project to modernize the legal framework for employing convicted persons, proposing subsidies for employers, facilitating work outside prisons, and including this activity in their work experience.

The Supreme Council of the unrecognized Transnistrian Moldovan Republic has appealed to Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, demanding a reversal of plans to levy VAT and excise duties on companies from Transnistria, warning of price increases.

The Moldovan Parliament adopted a bill on April 24 aimed at simplifying the process of voluntary mergers of administrative-territorial units, such as villages. These changes, refined after consultations with mayors and citizens, are intended to create stronger local communities.

The Moldovan Parliament has adopted a law in its second reading that simplifies the voluntary amalgamation process for administrative-territorial units, aiming to streamline local governance.

A parliamentary delegation from Moldova, including deputies from the ruling Action and Solidarity Party, is on an official visit to Washington D.C. to hold discussions at the U.S. Congress on security, economy, and energy.

Moldova's parliament has approved in its first reading a bill to toughen penalties for drug trafficking and expand the list of banned substances. The legislation also targets individuals using social media to promote or sell illegal substances.

The Moldovan Parliament convened a plenary session to discuss several legislative projects, including fiscal modifications, environmental reforms, and measures to combat illegal drug trafficking.

Doina Gherman, Deputy Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, has rejected criticism from former government and party colleagues, accusing them of trying to harm the team.

Declarations of income from leaders of parliamentary factions in Moldova reveal varied financial situations, including luxury cars, significant wealth, donations, and some with empty accounts or debts.

The Moldovan Parliament has voted in favor of a bill that could see parents who evade or refuse to pay child support arrested for up to 15 days, citing that 12,000 children have not received any money for two years.

Moldovan deputies are meeting in a parliamentary session on Thursday, April 2, with 12 topics on the agenda, including the second reading of draft laws for denouncing the Statute of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and other agreements.

Igor Grosu, the Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament and leader of the ruling Action and Solidarity (PAS) party, submitted his income declaration for 2025, reporting earnings of over 400,000 lei.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu ironically commented on the opposition's letter to international organizations seeking support for Gagauzia, noting that opposition MPs did not ask him to sign it.

Moldova's Commission for Economy, Budget, and Finance has approved a draft law that would oblige merchants to display "legible information" about the country of origin for food products, which will now be examined by Parliament.

The Moldovan Parliament will convene on March 20 to examine, in the first reading, the denunciation of the Agreement on the establishment and Statute of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and the Protocol to the CIS establishment agreement.

The Moldovan Parliament has voted on legislative measures to support businesses, including exempting palm oil, tropical fruit puree, and concentrated lemon juice from customs duties starting in 2027 when imported by factories for production.

The Moldovan Parliament controversially rewrote rules for appointing vetting commission members within a week, subsequently approving Dutch lawyer Herman von Hebel, a candidate previously rejected.

Moldovan Parliament Vice-Speaker Doina Gherman spoke at a UN Commission on the Status of Women meeting, highlighting the tragedy of Ludmila Vartic and advocating for deep systemic reforms to expand access to justice for all women and girls in Moldova.

The Moldovan Parliament adopted amendments to the law on the Giurgiulesti Free International Port in the first reading, which include shortening land lease terms, abolishing the special tax-customs regime from 2030, and introducing new regulations.

Following a law change lowering the required votes, Moldova's parliamentary majority approved Herman von Hebel and Bernard Lavigne as new members of the Vetting Commission, prompting opposition protests.

Moldova's parliamentary majority approved a bill to strengthen judicial security, including a controversial provision lowering the vote threshold for Vetting Commission members, prompting the opposition to prepare a complaint to the Constitutional Court.

Transnistrian leader Krasnoselski convened an emergency meeting regarding the energy crisis in the region. Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu commented that citizens in Transnistria are 'ours' and should be helped, but cautiously.

The Moldovan Parliament has adopted, in its first reading, a new law concerning the operation of zoos, which introduces periodic controls and strict requirements for animal welfare and visitor safety.

The Moldovan Parliament failed to approve the appointment of Herman von Hebel and Bernard Lavigne to the external evaluation commission for prosecutors, as the resolution project did not receive the necessary number of votes.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the reintegration of the Transnistrian region will require significant funds, which the right bank of the Dniester cannot cover alone, and a special fund will be created.

Members of the Moldovan Parliamentary Commission for Public Finance Control examined audit reports for the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, noting undervalued land and 'opinions with reservations'.

Two new deputies have joined the parliamentary faction of the 'Action and Solidarity' (PAS) party in Moldova, replacing Victoria Belous and Alexandru Trubka, who resigned. The Constitutional Court confirmed the mandates of the new deputies, Roman Roshka and Victor Metraguna.

Moldova's parliament, with votes from PAS deputies, passed a bill in its first reading that changes election rules in Gagauzia, despite objections from Comrat and the opposition, following a recent Constitutional Court decision.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that authorities cannot halt the consideration of a bill to amend the Electoral Code, which aims to regulate elections in the autonomous region of Gagauzia, despite demands from the NSG.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu has been accused by CALM of spreading disinformation regarding administrative-territorial reform, with CALM calling his statements 'manipulation.' Grosu admitted to not reading all bills before voting, trusting his colleagues instead, while CALM demanded the withdrawal of an amendment on a moratorium for voluntary mayoral mergers.

A legislative project has been registered in the Moldovan Parliament to modify the electoral code, proposing a switch to a proportional electoral system for the election of the Bashkan and deputies in the People's Assembly of Gagauzia, moving away from the current uninominal system.

The Parliament of Moldova has voted in the first reading on a draft law concerning the cryptoasset market, developed by the National Bank of Moldova. The bill establishes responsible authorities and measures for preventing and sanctioning violations, including potential fines of millions of euros.

Vasile Tofan resigned from the board of MAIB bank on July 21, the same day the Moldovan parliament expressed confidence in his government, ahead of his appointment as prime minister.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu refuted claims by MP Alexandru Verșinin blaming Ukraine for the water supply crisis, stating that such accusations are made "at the behest of the Kremlin."

During the Moldovan Parliament's vote to invest the Tofan Government, opposition deputies launched a series of false and manipulative pro-Kremlin statements regarding Gagauzia, Nistru, and Moldova's defense.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that individuals who 'served' former Democratic Party leader Vladimir Plahotniuc, recently sentenced to 19 years for 'bank fraud,' are still employed in state institutions, prompting a reaction from Plahotniuc.

The Moldovan Parliament has scheduled a vote of confidence for the new government, led by Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan, on July 21. Tofan will present his cabinet's composition and seek parliamentary approval.

Igor Grosu, Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament and leader of the PAS party, apologized to the press after suggesting that former oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc was behind a 'campaign' against PAS. Earlier, PAS had linked recent scandals to Plahotniuc, sending a message to 'those in prison No. 13' that 'the dogs bark, but the caravan moves on'.

The Moldovan Parliament convened for a plenary session to examine 15 draft laws, with nine specifically aimed at harmonizing Moldova's legislation with European Union norms. The session is crucial for the country's EU integration efforts.

Igor Grosu, President of the Parliament of Moldova, announced that over 760 localities, representing more than 85% of all mayoralties, have initiated voluntary amalgamation procedures, with July 31 being the final deadline.

Following President Maia Sandu's announcement of consultations for a new Prime Minister, two Moldovan parliamentary parties, MAN and PSRM, have declared their refusal to participate.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved a bill in its first reading that will oblige electronic communication service providers to implement technical measures to identify, verify, and block suspicious phone calls.

PAS deputy Dinu Plîngău has proposed to the Moldovan parliament the creation of a commission to investigate the activities of state enterprises, suggesting it include deputies, investigative journalists, and national representatives.

Igor Grosu, the Speaker of the Parliament of Moldova, emphasized the urgent need for a stable, pro-European government in Romania to continue joint projects and support Moldova's European integration.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu is scheduled for a two-day visit to the Czech Republic on June 22, where he will meet with government officials and attend the premiere of the film 'Milestones of Moldova'.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu plans to introduce sanctions for denying deportations and crimes of the Stalinist regime, following an incident where some deputies did not stand during a moment of silence for victims of repression.

The President of the Moldovan Parliament, Igor Grosu, criticized Tiraspol's intention to ban the term "Transnistria" as an "act of coercion," warning separatist authorities.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu responded to Russia's statements about 'protecting' Gagauzia and Transnistria, asserting that the 'Russian world' brings only death, not salvation, to these regions.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu visited villages in the Ialoveni district that were severely affected by heavy rains on June 7, stating that services are continuing to eliminate the consequences of the bad weather, which was a difficult night for residents and rescuers.

The Moldovan Parliament is scheduled to convene on Thursday to ratify several international agreements, including social security agreements with Ukraine and Canada, as well as grant and credit agreements for irrigation system rehabilitation.

Six months after an article highlighted the case of Yandex and its Moldovan firm reporting zero revenue, the Moldovan Parliament announced a new bill. The proposed law will oblige taxi platforms to process payments through banks in Moldova, aiming to address lost state revenue.

Moldova's parliament has approved in its first reading a bill that grants tax benefits and abolishes customs duties on imports of energy storage systems and wind generators to boost renewable energy investments.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu criticized the visit of Russia's appointed ambassador to Gagauzia, Oleg Ozerov, calling it an attempt to interfere in the autonomous region's elections.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu commented on a book written by former Gagauzia governor Eugenia Gutul, who is currently imprisoned in Chisinau on charges of illegal financing for the 'Shor' party.

A scandal has erupted in the Moldovan parliament after Speaker Igor Grosu first prohibited MP Alexandru Vershinin from speaking and then interrupted the speech of another deputy during a May 21 session.

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova will open its doors to the public on Saturday, May 16, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, as part of the Night of Museums and Parliament Day celebrations.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu met with Romanian leaders in Bucharest, including the Custodian of the Romanian Crown, to discuss Romania's unwavering support for Moldova's European integration efforts.

Moldova's parliamentary majority has approved a new Code of Organization of Parliamentary Activity in its first reading, with the ruling PAS party claiming it will regulate legislative work, while the opposition views it as an attempt to restrict their rights.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu responded to Transnistrian leader Vadim Krasnoselsky's statements about trusting President Sandu, stating that Krasnoselsky 'discovered America' and that Chisinau authorities have always resolved situations peacefully.

The Moldovan Parliament discussed academic fraud, with Education Minister Dan Perciun outlining potential sanctions for teachers. Moldova plans to introduce penalties for academic misconduct by the end of July.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu commented on statements made by Russian Ambassador Oleg Ozerov regarding drones in Vadul lui Voda, dismissing them as provocations and stating Ozerov does not deserve trust.

The so-called Supreme Soviet of Tiraspol has appealed to the Moldovan Parliament President, Igor Grosu, requesting the abandonment of an initiative to gradually eliminate tax exemptions for companies in the Transnistrian region, citing a potential 'humanitarian crisis'.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved a bill obliging merchants to display legible information about the country of origin for food products. This requirement applies to commercial units larger than 50 square meters and includes the country's name and flag.

A Moldovan parliamentary commission is investigating whether Ludmila Vartic's husband influenced the inquiry into her death, after discovering that a Hîncești district hospital had concealed her initial suicide attempt.

Members of the Moldovan Parliament from the "Civic Congress" party intend to withdraw from the "Alternative" bloc faction, with their leader stating they "do not understand the meaning of such a faction's existence."

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the opposition's criticism of the new Parliament Code bill stems from its aim to combat "political tourism." He addressed the opposition's complaint filed with the Council of Europe regarding the legislation.

The main developments in the petroleum products market, focusing on fuel price dynamics and their determining factors, were analyzed during parliamentary hearings in Moldova on April 8.

The Parliament of Moldova will hold public hearings on April 8 to discuss the situation on the fuel market, organized by the Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance.

A Moldovan parliamentary delegation, led by pro-Russian lawmaker Bogdan Țîrdea and including former controversial President Igor Dodon, is currently visiting Georgia.

The Moldovan parliament has approved the termination of its membership agreement with the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), a move that significantly brings the country closer to joining the European Union.

Daniel Mititelu is set to be proposed to the Moldovan Parliament for the position of director of the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) Board of Directors.

Delegates from the European affairs committees of seven European parliaments (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Germany) will visit Moldova from March 29-31.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu denied allegations that he is related to Dumitru Vartic, a former vice-chairman accused of domestic violence.

The Moldovan Parliament is holding a plenary session to debate several legislative projects, including a bill on real estate agents, the denunciation of CIS status, and short agri-food supply chains.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu will undertake a working visit to Brussels from March 17-19, with meetings focused on garnering support for Moldova's European integration path.

Igor Grosu, Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament and leader of the ruling PAS party, attributes the deadlock in organizing elections for the Gagauzia People's Assembly to decisions made by the local legislative body, suggesting the influence of Shor and 'friends from the Kremlin.'

A joint meeting of the European Affairs Committees from the Parliaments of Moldova and Romania will take place in Chișinău on Friday, March 13, hosted by the Moldovan Parliament.

Ahead of International Women's Day, the Moldovan Parliament announced that 40 out of 101 deputies are women, marking the highest number in its history for this and the previous convocation.

The Moldovan ruling party PAS successfully appointed German von Hebel as a member of the Vetting Commission for prosecutors on its second attempt, lowering the required parliamentary vote threshold from 61 to 51 votes.

Oxana Gumennaia has resigned from her position as Deputy Ombudsman, citing personal reasons. The Moldovan Parliament voted to acknowledge the termination of her mandate on Friday, March 6.

Several experts have criticized the Moldovan parliamentary majority's decision to amend the law regarding the appointment of international members to integrity evaluation commissions, calling it 'uninspired' and 'regrettable'.

Moldovan deputies are convening for a parliamentary session with 12 items on the agenda, including proposed changes to citizenship legislation and the modernization and administration of the International Port.

Moldova's parliament did not approve the appointment of Herman von Hebel as a member of the Vetting Commission, which assesses the ethics and integrity of prosecutors, as the PAS party lacked the required three-fifths majority.

The Moldovan Parliament has adopted a Declaration supporting Ukraine's independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, marking four years since Russia's full-scale military invasion of Ukraine.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the Kremlin is to blame for the complex relations between Moldova and Russia due to its attempts to interfere in Moldova's internal affairs, explaining why there is no friendship group with Russia.

The Moldovan Parliament building was illuminated in yellow and blue, the colors of the Ukrainian flag, as Speaker Igor Grosu expressed Moldova's solidarity with Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of the full-scale war, stating that 'these colors will win'.