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The front page of NewsMaker.md highlights concerns about Moldova's energy security due to the low water levels of the Danube and Dniester rivers, a potential impact on electricity supply, and drought conditions affecting water supply to Chisinau. Political news includes President Sandu's decree…
Low water levels in the Danube River are impacting regional electricity supply, raising concerns about potential consequences for Moldova's power infrastructure and stability.
President Maia Sandu has signed a decree to hold a military parade on August 27th, stating that investments have been made in Moldova's defense capabilities.
Moldova faces the risk of losing its emergency electricity supply, with an official suggesting that power outages might lead to a more economical society.
A brief covers topics including taxes on unhealthy habits, proposed punishments for MPs engaging in hate speech, and plans for modernizing the Moldovan army by the year 2030.
The Dniester River has reached critically low levels due to drought, prompting concerns about the potential impact on the water supply for Chisinau.
President Maia Sandu stated that elections in the autonomous region of Gagauzia might take place before the end of the current year.
Fragments believed to be from a kamikaze drone have been discovered in the Kagul district of Moldova.
President Maia Sandu expressed frustration with the spread of fake news targeting her, questioning the constant exposure to what she deems as 'nonsense'.
President Maia Sandu urged for stricter penalties against politicians who incite hatred, drawing a parallel to the origins of fascist regimes.
A college funded by Turkey, slated to open in 2027, faces potential delays as Minister Perchun accuses Comrat authorities of sabotaging the project.
Moldovan authorities are addressing questions about how an individual declared persona non grata from South Ossetia managed to enter Tiraspol.
The National Anti-Corruption Agency (ANI) will conduct an investigation into the assets of Alexandru Trubca, a former Member of Parliament from the PAS party, and his family.
