President Maia Sandu has accused the Kremlin of attempting to destabilize the situation in the Republic of Moldova through a disinformation campaign. In a message posted on social media on Monday, she claimed that the "laboratories for fabricating falsehoods" began operating "at maximum speed." She warned that, in the near future, "lies will flow freely from the Kremlin's trumpets" in an effort to gain control over Moldova and place it under foreign interests.

The main topics discussed during the meeting in Brussels between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, Mihai Popșoi, and Kaja Kallas, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, were the political and security developments in Moldova and the support provided by the European Union to strengthen the country's resilience.

President Maia Sandu sent a congratulatory message to the French people in celebration of their National Day, which is observed annually on July 14. In a post on the X platform, the President highlighted that France is a strategic partner and a loyal friend of the Republic of Moldova. Additionally, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Chișinău extended its greetings to the French people, emphasizing the close ties between the two countries that are rooted in support for democracy, security, and a united Europe.

On Monday, July 14, approximately 126,000 consumers in the Republic of Moldova experienced a temporary power outage due to a failure in the high-voltage networks operated by ÎCS Premier Energy Distribution SA. The disruption occurred between 1:15 p.m. and 1:19 p.m., resulting in the automatic shutdown of nine 110 kV substations and three 35 kV substations, as reported by the company.

By the end of this year, the Republic of Moldova will inaugurate its first modern factory for the sustainable processing of animal by-products not intended for human consumption. This project is supported by the World Bank through the "Agriculture Competitiveness Program" (MAC-P) and the "Investments for Governance, Growth and Resilience in Agriculture" (AGGRI) programs.

The Ministry of Defense denied reports on certain Telegram and TikTok channels associated with pro-Russian groups. These reports claim that ten soldiers and officers from the National Army were in Ukraine, and that four of them were killed in an attack by Russian forces.

Two people were found dead in a neighborhood in the Falesti district. According to the General Inspectorate of Police, a man reportedly shot his wife before taking his own life with the same weapon.

Henna Virkkunen, the European Commission's Executive Vice-President for Technological Sovereignty, Security, and Democracy, is visiting the Republic of Moldova for the first time. During her visit, she will meet with President Maia Sandu, Prime Minister Dorin Recean, and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Doina Nistor.

Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban was prohibited from entering Romania and the Schengen area for five years due to a national security assessment. Romanian President Nicușor Dan commented on the ban imposed on the mayor of Chisinau last week.

During the first six months of 2025, the National Public Health Agency confirmed 53 cases of Lyme disease in the Republic of Moldova. The majority of these cases occurred in the Chisinau municipality, which reported 25 cases. Other affected areas included the Straseni, Ialoveni, and Orhei districts. Among the infected individuals, there were 10 children under the age of 17.

Mihai Popșoi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, is officially visiting Brussels, Belgium, on July 14–15. During this visit, he will participate in the European Union's Foreign Affairs Council meeting. In discussions with his counterparts from member states, he will address the agenda for Moldova's accession to the EU, the regional security context, new opportunities for cooperation with the EU in security matters, and strategies for enhancing resilience against hybrid threats.

The electoral period for the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28 begins today, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced. It will conclude once the Constitutional Court confirms the election results, according to the CEC.

A fire broke out on the morning of Monday, July 14, in a building in Chișinău housing the ASP Customer Support Service. Operations were temporarily suspended, and all people were safely evacuated. No casualties were reported.

An apartment in a nine-story building was engulfed in flames, prompting a response from six fire crews, according to the General Inspectorate for Emergencies.

A team of Moldovan firefighters was dispatched to Greece today, July 14, to assist the Greek authorities in battling wildfires in the Patras region of Achaia County. This mission is conducted under the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism and represents a significant gesture of solidarity from the Republic of Moldova toward its European partners.

More than 50 residents from the village of Colibași, Cahul district, spent a day in the locality of Corten, Taraclia district. During their visit, they explored various educational and cultural institutions, attended the village church, and visited the museum, where they learned about Bulgarian traditions. This visit was part of the National Program "Mosaic," which is implemented by the Interethnic Relations Agency.

The beach at Vadul lui Vodă was crowded with thousands of Moldovans eager to enjoy the hot day by the banks of the Nistru. Swimming, sunbathing, and, for the adventurous, a thrilling dose of water activities were all part of the Sunday experience. While the partygoers relaxed, lifeguards remained vigilant, keeping a close watch on everyone.

Cycling enthusiasts gathered today at Velo Road in Chisinau. Dozens of participants, ranging from young to old, rode a 14-kilometer route through the heart of Chisinau. Using bicycles and scooters, and fueled by enthusiasm, the riders showcased that urban mobility can be active, environmentally friendly, and full of positive energy.

A new seed storage facility is currently under construction at the Bălți branch of the National Seed Research and Production Center. This project, valued at 514,000 euros, is being funded through the "Moldova Orchard" initiative, which is managed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.

The village of Hăsnășenii Mari in the Drochia district is striving to achieve European living standards. This includes access to drinking water, modernized public services, and investments that benefit all residents. As a result, the community is currently undergoing a significant transformation.

By the end of 2029, the southern region of the Republic of Moldova will receive significant investments aimed at greening and restoring degraded and eroded lands. Additionally, the project will support the involvement of women in agricultural businesses by introducing and testing new species of fruit trees and shrubs that are suited to the specific climatic conditions of the area. These statements were made by Pavel Gavrilița, the manager of the project "Advancing Climate Resilience and Women’s Empowerment in Moldova" during the "Zi de zi" show on Radio Moldova. The project will be implemented over the next four years by the United Nations Development Programme Moldova and UN Women, in collaboration with local authorities.

Three generations of shepherds have preserved the pastoral spirit in Cernoleuca, Dondușeni district. With 150 sheep and a passion that has been handed down from father to son, the Glavan family has built a business rooted in tradition and hard work. From a young age, the youngest member of the family learned the secrets of shepherding and has now established his own sheep farm, continuing the family's legacy.

The future accession of the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine to the European Union is crucial for the long-term stability, security, and prosperity of both the region and Europe as a whole. This statement was made by Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi during the "Ukraine - South-Eastern Europe" ministerial meeting held in Dubrovnik.

On July 13, the Republic of Moldova marks 30 years since joining the Council of Europe—an organization dedicated to promoting democracy, human rights, and the rule of law across Europe. On this occasion, Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi expressed gratitude, highlighting the Council’s vital role in Moldova’s democratic transformation.

Moldovans living abroad are organizing to participate in the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28. According to data from the Central Electoral Commission, over 5,500 citizens from the diaspora have pre-registered to vote in the election. Those who have registered describe the process as straightforward and essential. Early registration allows them to have polling stations closer to them, helping to avoid crowds and long travel distances on election day.

Parliament fast-tracked 79 bills in a single day; 22 of them were introduced just 1-2 days prior.

This year's cherry crop will be smaller than last year's due to spring frosts, estimates the Moldova-Fruct Association.

Fourteen Moldovan civil society organizations (CSOs) have received grants from People in Need, supported by the European Union.

The University of the Third Age has been launched in the Fălești district, Republic of Moldova, offering opportunities for lifelong learning and socialization, to maintain cognitive engagement, combat social isolation, and foster active community involvement.

The status of neutrality as viewed by the Danish Minister of Defense, the flight of deputies Lozovan and Nesterovschi and the authorities' reactions, and the 10-day lawyers' strike are among the main topics currently making headlines.

The Republic of Moldova has made notable progress in justice and anti-corruption, as per a report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

After two years of uncertainty, approximately 28,000 Air Moldova passengers are still awaiting compensation from the national airline, which was privatized in 2018.

Orthodox Christians celebrate Saints Peter and Paul on Saturday, July 12, after a period of fasting. In folk tradition, this holiday marks the midpoint of the agricultural summer and the harvest season.

At least two people were killed and 18 injured, The Kyiv Independent reported. Multiple explosions were heard in the cities of Lutsk, Lviv, Chernivtsi, Kharkiv, and Sumy.

Over 500 students—from high school to university—and teachers across the country participated in an intellectual competition focused on civic engagement, electoral education, and European values.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told then-U.S. President Donald Trump during a White House meeting that Israel would again strike Iran if Tehran resumed efforts to produce nuclear weapons, according to The Wall Street Journal, as cited by ynetnews.com.

Moldova's Audiovisual Media Services Code was amended during the current legislature's final plenary session.

Representatives from Moldova's Ministry of Energy concluded the process of aligning the country's energy legislation with that of the European Union today in Brussels.

Citizens are encouraged to take part in activities for a national public awareness campaign focused on preventing breast and colorectal cancer, emphasizing early detection through iFOB testing.

The Moldovan Bar Association (MBA) has announced a ten-day general strike, beginning July 15, in response to legislative amendments recently adopted by Parliament.

A large wildfire erupted on Friday, July 11, in the village of Chițcani, in the Transnistrian region.

The death toll from floods in Texas, United States, is rising. At least 120 people have died, and over 170 are missing.

Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi and his Croatian counterpart, Gordan Grlić Radman, discussed Croatia's support for Moldova's European integration journey at the 18th Dubrovnik Forum international conference.

One in four young people in Moldova are neither employed nor in education or training.

Searches are underway at several addresses in Chișinău municipality and the southern districts in a case involving abuse of office and financial damages to the budget of the Taraclia local public administration.

Sentenced to 12 years in prison for corruption, and having disappeared before his verdict was pronounced, former MP Alexandr Nesterovschi is now suing the state to demand his parliamentary salary.

A 38-year-old man from Chișinău has been detained by law enforcement on suspicion of attempted murder against his live-in partner.

Ukraine is expected to receive $50 billion in loans, which will be repaid using future profits from these frozen Russian assets, The Kyiv Independent notes.Ukraine is receiving funds from frozen Russian assets through the Group of Seven (G7)'s Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration (ERA) mechanism.According to Shmyhal, Ukraine has already received over $18.5 billion from frozen Russian assets this year, directing the money towards rapid recovery projects.At the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome on July 10 and 11, the Ukrainian delegation will urge international partners to jointly develop legal mechanisms for the complete confiscation of Russian assets, Shmyhal added.Since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, G7 countries have frozen approximately $300 billion in Russian sovereign assets.

A large wildfire erupted on Friday, July 11, in the village of Chițcani, in the Transnistrian region.

The death toll from floods in Texas, United States, is rising. At least 120 people have died, and over 170 are missing.