Heating compensation may reach more consumers than last year, says Tofan ↗
Front page leadMinister Tofan suggests that heating compensation this year could benefit a larger number of consumers compared to the previous year.
Moldova
The front page of NewsMaker features several domestic stories concerning Moldova, including government decisions on energy and hydrology, social welfare regarding heating compensation, and domestic politics. There's also a story about Ukrainian war veterans potentially receiving treatment in…
Minister Tofan suggests that heating compensation this year could benefit a larger number of consumers compared to the previous year.
The Moldovan government has officially approved the introduction of a state of emergency affecting both the energy and hydrological sectors of the country.
This "NM Espresso" report highlights President Sandu's decision to reinstate emergency measures, upcoming direct talks between Chisinau and Tiraspol, and continued record-high fuel prices.
President Sandu announces an emergency state, with speculation about increased work for Transnistrians and a note on a candidate associated with Dodon's party not speaking the national language.
An announcement introducing the speakers for the Fintech Moldova Conference 2026, covering topics from banking and artificial intelligence to global finance.
A discussion between Moldovan official Gasnaş and the Ukrainian Ambassador explores the possibility of creating a joint project for Ukrainian war veterans to receive medical treatment in Moldova.
A tragic incident in Briceni where a car fatally struck a teenage scooter rider and fled the scene. Police are actively searching for the driver.
President Sandu comments on the rapid development of Russian drones and outlines the government's actions to safeguard citizens and critical infrastructure.
President Sandu assures that the government is committed to providing the necessary financial resources to ensure the heating compensation mechanism operates smoothly.
Speaker Grosu announces that the Parliament will hold an extraordinary session to discuss and potentially declare a state of emergency in the energy and hydrological sectors.
Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that Chisinau will retaliate against Moscow with diplomatic actions in response to the holding of elections in Transnistria.