A bill proposing the unification of Romania and the Republic of Moldova has quietly passed the Romanian Chamber of Deputies. The legislation, initiated by the S.O.S. Romania parliamentary group, was adopted without a vote – a process known as tacit approval. The bill was briefly mentioned during a plenary session by the presiding officer, Natalia Intotero, identifying it as proposal Pl-x 305 from 2026. Details regarding the specific terms and next steps for the bill remain limited. This move signals a potential shift in Romanian policy regarding its neighbor, Moldova, which has been seeking closer ties with the European Union. The bill’s advancement is likely to spark debate both domestically and internationally, given the historical and political complexities surrounding the relationship between the two countries. Further legislative action will be required for the proposal to become law.