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Moldova will receive $36.5 million for national security purposes under the National Security and Department of State Appropriations Act, passed by the U.S. Congress and signed by President Donald Trump, Logos Press reports.

Participants of the Moldovan financial market underwent training on unified protection against cyberattacks within the framework of the implementation of the EU Regulation on Digital Operational Resilience DORA by the National Bank, Logos Press reports.

President Maia Sandu presented the priorities for 2026, emphasizing that foreign policy and security will be key areas, with a focus on European Union integration, Logos Press reported.

FSB officers detained in Moscow a Russian allegedly working for the Information and Security Service of Moldova, Logos Press reports.

The Information and Security Service (ISS), police and customs have merged to control passengers at the border under the new headquarters of the Passenger Information Unit of the Inspectorate General of Border Police, Logos Press reports.

Moldova will continue to invest in peace and security to ensure the defense of the country and the safety of its citizens, Logos Press reported.

Companies should take measures to protect non-smokers from discomfort caused by tobacco smoke, in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 278/2007 on tobacco control, Logos Press reported.

Former ambassador and former MP Igor Munteanu, a consultant at the New Strategy Center, a Romanian think tank specializing in foreign policy, defense and security, told Logos Press that the case of arms smuggling through Albica is only the tip of the iceberg. According to him, systemic problems of border and customs control, deep-rooted corruption and insufficient prevention make possible numerous undetected cases of smuggling and transportation of military equipment.

The second Moldova Security Forum 2025 was held with a full house in the capital of Moldova. According to a representative of one of the co-organizers, Iulian Groza, executive director of the Institute for European Policy and Reform (IPRE), more than 600 people registered to participate in the event, while the meeting hall could accommodate only 300.

Changing the legislation on possibly allowing women to serve conscripted military service in the army is under discussion, judging by the publications of the Moldovan Defense Ministry, Logos Press reported.

In the period 2022-2025. The Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs managed 230 externally financed projects with a total value of 310 million euros, of which 120 projects worth 87 million euros have been completed, Logos-Press reported.

The Republic of Moldova is on the sixth place in the rating of the most dangerous countries in Europe, compiled by the World Population Review.