AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity: A breach exposed personal data belonging to about 450,000 people—nearly 19% of Moldova’s population—including health, pension and financial information. President Maia Sandu acknowledged failures in detecting and communicating the attack; affected citizens are to be notified. EU Integration: The European Commission says Moldova has advanced across all 33 negotiating chapters, putting it ahead of Ukraine in the latest enlargement assessment. The government aims to provisionally close negotiations in early 2028, a target Brussels considers ambitious. Visa Policy: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan says Moldova may require visas for Russian and Belarusian citizens to align with EU rules, but gave no timeline. The Communist Party criticized the proposal as harmful to ordinary Moldovans. Transnistria: Chişinău plans a five-year travel ban on separatist leader Vadim Krasnoselski after Moscow decorated him. Tofan also said major powers could discuss the region during any Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations without Moldova at the table. Water Security: The Dniester’s flow is down to 60 cubic metres per second, below the usual 100. Authorities warn it could fall further after November 11 if Ukraine reduces reservoir releases.
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