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The front page of NewsMaker from Moldova features stories on domestic issues including regional elections in Gagauzia, illegal clay extraction, and historical textbook errors. International relations are touched upon with a report on the integration of Transnistrian students into Moldova's…
Moldova's Parliament has approved a bill concerning elections in Gagauzia in its first reading, indicating a step towards regulating electoral processes in the autonomous region.
A video report details an incident of illegal clay extraction in Gagauzia resulting in state damages estimated at 580,000 lei.
A group of historians has identified 137 significant errors in a 12th-grade history textbook used in Moldova.
The EU Ambassador expressed hope for genuine elections in Gagauzia, commenting on the current situation in the autonomy.
The Moldovan government reports that approximately 4,000 schoolchildren and students from Transnistria have been integrated into the national education system.
The EU Ambassador emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability regarding scandals involving Taburchanu and Trubka.
A fatal traffic accident occurred in Telenesti district where a Tesla driver struck and killed a 74-year-old woman.
FC Sheriff is the only Moldovan football club to continue in European competitions after other clubs' performances in return matches.
This NM Espresso segment discusses the step-by-step integration of Transnistria, a complaint filed with the Council of Europe concerning 'Giovanni and Giovanna,' and the legendary airport in southern Moldova.
The Ministry of Health has suspended its decision to close the maternity ward in Stefan Voda following public protests.
Authorities have intensified monitoring of the Dniester River following a decrease in water levels, with readiness to intervene if necessary.
A video report explores life in Chadyr-Lunga, the cultural capital of Gagauzia, highlighting its unique aspects such as a horse farm and local legends about an airport.
