Chisinau bans Transnistrian leader from travel after Moscow visit
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Chisinau has imposed a five-year travel ban on Transnistrian leader Vadim Krasnoselsky, a direct consequence of his recent visit to Moscow where he was decorated by Vladimir Putin. This move marks a significant punitive measure from the Moldovan government against the separatist figure.
In other key political developments, the Parliament's Permanent Bureau rejected the opposition's initiative to suspend President Maia Sandu from office. Parliament President Igor Grosu attributed the opposition's move to a 'unique command center in Moscow'.
Looking towards European integration, the European Union aims to provisionally close 25 negotiation chapters with Moldova by 2027, with the European Commission suggesting that Moldova could potentially conclude its EU accession talks in the same year. Minister of Finance Victoria Belous has also announced her intention to run for the capital's general mayor position in the 2027 local elections, representing the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS).