Moldova and Romania have discussed the Transnistrian conflict settlement, regional security, and educational cooperation during a visit by Moldova's Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration to Bucharest.

Transnistria's natural gas supply is reportedly secured only until the end of the week, with the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) expressing concerns about future availability.

Chisinau plans to create a Convergence Fund to finance projects in Transnistria, aiming to bridge the Dniester banks not only politically but also financially, with Transnistrian businesses expected to contribute.

Moldova's Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, discusses the past economic advantages of Transnistria and the impossibility of linking EU integration with the country's reintegration.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu commented on the energy crisis in Transnistria, stating that Chisinau and its European partners can do little while the Russian army remains in the region.

The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to a new gas shortage in Moldova's separatist Transnistria region, raising fears of a repeat of last year's crisis that disrupted heat and electricity supplies.

Key news from Moldova includes gas shortages and lack of heating in Transnistrian enterprises and schools, a reintegration plan to be presented in Bucharest and Brussels, and preparations with Ukraine to resume exports.

Russia expressed dissatisfaction with Moldova's commemoration of the 34th anniversary of the 1992 Transnistria War, stating that Moldova promoted false narratives about the conflict.

Chisinau plans to establish a special 'Convergence Fund' to finance projects in Transnistria, to be replenished partly by VAT and excise duties from Transnistrian businesses, as part of efforts towards reintegration.

Key news from Moldova includes Ukraine's licensing of Moldovan wine, the presence of US diplomats in Transnistria, and a discussion on why veterans remain silent about the 1992 war.

Historian Artur Leșcu reflects on the 34th anniversary of the Transnistrian War, stating it represented a 'bloody test' of Moldova's statehood and will for independence.

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu defended President Maia Sandu's decision to revoke the citizenship of several individuals from Transnistria, following criticism from Tiraspol.

A Moldovan 'Razborka' segment discusses the PAS party, the surrender of Plahotniuc by his own, and Chisinau's move to revoke citizenship from Transnistrian officials.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) found that the Russian Federation violated the rights of six individuals from the Transnistrian region who participated in a peaceful meeting in Tiraspol.

Residents of the Transnistrian region, not controlled by official authorities, face problems as Chisinau revokes tax benefits, raising questions about initiatives in Tiraspol and Moldova's influence on events there.

Moldova marks the 34th anniversary of the Transnistrian War on March 2nd with a series of commemorative events in Chișinău, honoring the heroes who fell in the 1992 conflict.

The human rights situation in Transnistria has significantly deteriorated due to increased repression, continued impunity, and a deepening energy and economic crisis, according to the annual report by the human rights association Promo-LEX.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has revoked the citizenship of nine Transnistrians, including former and current officials of the unrecognized Transnistrian Moldovan Republic, citing 'particularly grave actions' detrimental to Moldova's interests.

President Maia Sandu signed a decree revoking the Moldovan citizenship of nine individuals holding positions in unconstitutional entities in Transnistria, following a tip from the Intelligence and Security Service.

Authorities in the Transnistrian region are implementing a special salary payment system for public sector employees, citing economic difficulties and reduced budget revenues. From March 1, 2026, salaries will be paid in two parts.

Residents of the Transnistrian region face problems as official authorities do not control it. Initiatives are being pushed in Tiraspol, while Romania demands the withdrawal of Russian troops, and Moldova considers how to influence events.

Romania's Foreign Minister, Oana Țoiu, reiterated support for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Transnistria, welcoming the EU's official adoption of this position.

Moldova's Ministry of Energy has submitted a bill to amend the Natural Gas Law, aiming to strengthen the security of natural gas supply to the Transnistrian region and reduce exposure to price shocks.

NewsMaker reports on the problems faced by residents of the Transnistrian region, which is not controlled by official authorities, and the initiatives promoted in Tiraspol, while the US monitors the situation.

NewsMaker reports on the challenges faced by residents in Moldova's Transnistria region, which is not controlled by official authorities. The article discusses initiatives promoted in Tiraspol and how Chisinau might influence events there, including the whereabouts of fugitive deputies.

Dmitri Constantinov, the former president of the Gagauzian People's Assembly, who was sentenced in absentia to 12 years for abuse of power and embezzlement, is reportedly hiding in a friend's apartment in Transnistria.

Historian Artur Leșcu discusses the 1992 Transnistrian War and recurring false narratives surrounding it, providing insights based on historical data.

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.

Residents of the Transnistrian region are facing problems with heating, and the Moldovan GRES power plant is switching to coal. A reintegration commission is set to hold its first meeting to address issues in the region.

Russia expressed dissatisfaction with Moldova's commemoration of the 34th anniversary of the 1992 Transnistria War, stating that Moldova did not properly honor the fallen and that soldiers displayed portraits of those killed.

Chisinau held solemn events to mark the 34th anniversary of the Transnistria conflict, with President Maia Sandu and other officials laying flowers at the 'Grieving Mother' monument.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu commemorated the 34th anniversary of the Transnistria armed conflict, with Sandu stating Russia was the aggressor in 1992 and remains the aggressor in Ukraine today.

Vadim Vieru, a lawyer and program director for Promo-LEX Association, published an editorial marking 34 years since the start of the Transnistrian War, asserting that the heroes of '92 need justice, not just speeches.

Moldova is marking 34 years since the armed conflict on the Nistru (Transnistria) with a ceremony attended by the country's leadership, remembering the war that lasted from March to July.

Vitaly Ignatiev, head of the foreign policy department of the unrecognized Transnistrian Moldovan Republic, commented on Chisinau's decision to revoke Moldovan citizenship from current and former officials of the region, viewing it as pressure on Transnistria.

Nikolay Andronati, a former Deputy Prime Minister of Moldova and first-convocation parliament deputy, was found murdered in the Transnistrian region, according to media reports citing sources.

A Moldovan news summary covers discussions on Transnistria's reintegration, plans for parking in Chisinau, and revelations from a secret witness regarding Plahotniuc.

Chisinau proposes that all Moldovan schools in Transnistria switch to the Romanian language, following a meeting between political representatives of Chisinau and Tiraspol.

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.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has revoked the citizenship of nine Transnistrian officials, both former and current, just before a scheduled meeting between Chisinau and Tiraspol representatives, raising questions about Chisinau's strategy and Tiraspol's potential response.

Valeriu Chiveri, Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, will meet with Vitali Ignatiev, the so-called 'Minister of Foreign Affairs' of Tiraspol, tomorrow, February 26, in a '1+1' negotiation format for the Transnistrian settlement.

The article explores the process and challenges for applicants from Transnistria to enroll in Moldovan universities, including quotas and special courses, noting that the system doesn't always work as intended.

NewsMaker's latest issue covers key Moldovan and world news, including Krasnoselsky's proposal for unlimited security for former Transnistrian leaders and questions about the misuse of EU funds locally.

Vadim Krasnoselsky, the leader of Transnistria, has proposed amendments to the law on guarantees for former regional leaders, which would effectively provide an unlimited number of security guards.

Moldova's Ministry of Energy has drafted a bill to tighten rules for creating and storing gas reserves for the Transnistrian region.

Transnistrian leader Vadim Krasnoselsky criticized a PAS party bill to abolish tax breaks for Transnistrian enterprises, calling it a "new attempt to profit from the people" and "another instrument of pressure" on the region.

An article explores Transnistria, an unrecognized country in Europe, drawing parallels with Cyprus and discussing the diplomatic, economic, and social consequences of living in or adjacent to such a territory.

Residents of the Transnistrian region are facing problems with schools lacking heat and enterprises without gas. Discussions are ongoing regarding a reintegration plan to be presented to the EU and allowing media access to the region.

Conflictul din Iran a generat o nouă lipsă a gazului în regiunea separatistă Transnistria din Moldova, o situaţie ce ameninţă să repete criza care a întrerupt furnizarea de căldură şi energie…

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.

Moldovagaz has received approval from the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) to continue supplying natural gas to Transnistria until the end of June 2026.

This report discusses the challenges faced by residents in the Transnistrian region, the initiatives promoted in Tiraspol, and how Chisinau might influence events, including repairs on two power units at MGRS.

President Maia Sandu participated in a Memory March and solemn flower-laying ceremonies alongside veterans and dignitaries to commemorate 34 years since the Transnistrian War.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu's 'new course' for Transnistria is being debated, following a meeting between the sides and Sandu's decree revoking citizenship for nine Transnistrian representatives.

Moldova marked the 34th anniversary of the Transnistrian War on March 2nd, with state leaders, veterans, and their families laying flowers and marching to memorials.

What problems do residents of the Transnistrian region, which is not controlled by official authorities, face?

The first meeting between Moldova's Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, and Transnistria's 'foreign minister,' Vitali Ignatiev, took place in Tiraspol on February 26, marking a shift in negotiation dynamics.

Nicolae Andronati, a former full member of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova and a signatory of the Declaration of Independence, was found dead in Caragaș, Transnistria. The Bender police inspectorate has been notified about the case.

Moldova's Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) has registered a bill proposing the gradual abolition of tax benefits for economic agents in the Transnistrian region, with collected funds to be directed to a social fund.

Several deputies from the Party of Action and Solidarity have introduced a bill to gradually eliminate tax exemptions applied to the Transnistrian region since 2000, aiming to correct inequities and use additional state budget revenues for citizens in the eastern districts.

Moldovan officials are reportedly being stripped of their citizenship, while a '1+1' meeting was held in Tiraspol after 10 months, addressing issues faced by residents of the Transnistrian region.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has signed a decree revoking the citizenship of nine individuals from the Left Bank of the Dniester (Transnistria) who held or continue to hold various positions.

Residents of the Transnistrian region, not controlled by official authorities, are facing problems including salaries being paid in installments. NewsMaker discusses initiatives in Tiraspol and how Chisinau might influence events there.

Romania has welcomed the European Union's request for the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Transnistrian region.

Despite some political prisoners being released in Transnistria as part of negotiations with Chisinau, former official Gennady Kuzmichev remains imprisoned despite his severe health condition.

Patriarch Kirill, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, awarded the Order of the Holy Prince Daniel of Moscow, Second Degree, to Vadim Krasnoselski, the leader of the Transnistrian regime, on February 19, 2026.