The political party called Platform “Demnitate si Adevar” [DA, “Dignity and Justice”] is discontented that the Party of Action and Solidarity would not show readiness to sign the draft of a parliamentary Resolution on expressing a vote of no confidence in the Ion Chicu Government and that it will discuss the essential issue as late as next weekend. DA Platform Deputy Chairman Alexandru Slusari stated in this connection that the PAS “is simply killing time”.

Deputy Chairman of the DA Platform party MP Igor Munteanu has applied to the Constitutional Court concerning the adoption of laws by the Government, namely amendments to the State Budget, under its own responsibility i.e. by-passing the Parliament.

The Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure believes it is necessary to increase the number of Moldovan economic and trade offices abroad, in particular to open new offices in Great Britain, the United States, France, Japan and China.

Party Platform DA launched a mobile application, calling it after the name of its leader Andrei Nastase.

President Igor Dodon presumes it is necessary to create a broad coalition that would be governing the country until the early parliamentary election.

A vote of no confidence in Minister of Health, Labor and Social Protection Viorica Dumbraveanu, initiated by the parliamentary group of the Pro Moldova Party, was voted down by a parliamentary majority on Thursday, who supported the proposal of a profiled parliamentary standing committee to reject the PMP draft Resolution on no confidence in the Minister.

MP Stefan Gatcan has revoked his application on resigning from parliament, the Chairman of the parliamentary Standing Committee for Legal Issues, Appointments and Immunity, Vasile Bolea, announced in the Parliament on Thursday, saying that the Committee was notified about that officially on Thursday morning.

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova has reaffirmed that its judgments are final and without appeal, and that this rule indeed applies to its decisions on appointing or dismissing CC Chairperson, reads the CC judgment made public on Thursday.

Moscow does not connect the provision of the much-spoken state loan [200 million euros] to Moldova with the political situation in the republic, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Vasnetsov, stated in an interview with Russia's official news agency TASS.

The Government will not resign at the request of the opposition, President Igor Dodon said on Tuesday evening on NTV-Moldova channel.

Prime Minister Ion Chicu has continued in social networks his polemics with the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) leader, ex-Premier [June to November 2019] Maia Sandu and invited her to say openly which concrete provisions in the laws adopted by the Government under its own responsibility are unacceptable to her Party.

Renato Usatii, leader of the Partidul Nostru (Our Party, OP), regrets that the Constitutional Court (CC) decision postpones the reset of the Moldovan political system for several months.

MP Sergiu Litvinenco of the Party of Action and Solidarity, who addressed to the Constitutional Court concerning a possibility to hold presidential and parliamentary elections on one day, believes that with such a parliament the country just cannot move on.

The Moldovan Parliament may not be dissolved in the last 6 months of the presidential mandate, so an early parliamentary election may not be held on one day with a presidential election, the Moldovan Constitutional Court ruled on Tuesday.

The Party of Socialists is indignant about the behavior of "the chaos alliance of Candu-Sandu-Plaha-Shor", which again blocked on Monday the assistance necessary to hundreds of thousands of Moldova citizens.

On Monday, an extraordinary plenary meeting of the Moldovan Parliament was upset for a 3rd day in a line. Today, only 50 MPs came to the session room namely 49 from the still governing coalition of the Party of Socialists (PSRM) and the Democratic Party (DPM) plus one independent deputy. Meanwhile, for a quorum in the 101-member Parliament of Moldova, it is necessary to have minimum 51 MPs in the room.

With shorter than 4 months to go to the parliamentary election scheduled for November 1, the Pro Moldova Party has decided to start raising of citizens' signatures for removing President Igor Dodon from his post.

Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu has called the opposition not to block the Parliament’s activity and “please let the Government work!” Chicu stated this to the press following his weekly consultations held with President Igor Dodon and Parliament Speaker Zinaida Greceanii every Monday morning.

Deputy Stefan Gatcan has announced he is revoking the complaint he sent to the Prosecutor General's Office reading that pressure was exerted on him after he had left the Socialist faction and joined the Pro Moldova group.

On Friday, a plenary meeting of the Moldovan Parliament failed to be held – again for lack of a quorum. There were only 49 representatives of the Socialist/Democrat coalition, which now constitutes less than a half in the 101-member Parliament of Moldova.