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The NewsMaker front page features a variety of domestic Moldovan news, including a video report on potential corruption within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the swearing-in of Peace Corps volunteers, border crossing queues, energy tariffs, and university admissions. International news includes…
A video report delves into the situation at Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, questioning whether ongoing issues are related to corruption or internal power struggles. The report is part of a series explaining complex topics.
Twenty-three volunteers from the Peace Corps have taken their oath in Chisinau, choosing to serve in Moldova instead of the United States. The event highlights international cooperation and volunteerism.
Moldovan border guards have issued a warning about potential queues at the country's exit points, suggesting increased traffic or specific border crossing issues.
This 'NM Espresso' segment covers updates on potential gas tariff changes, how Chisinau residents are conserving water, and issues related to water supply in Gagauzia. It also mentions a discussion between Tofan and agrarians.
More than 18,000 students have been admitted to Moldovan universities after the main admission campaign, marking a 16% increase compared to the previous year.
France's Constitutional Council has blocked a legislative proposal aimed at prohibiting social media use for children under 15 years old.
The National Prison Administration has commented on complaints from lawyer Gutsul regarding 'dirty' water at the Rusca prison.
Ukraine has expressed gratitude to Moldova for easing the transit of 600,000 tons of agricultural products, stating their deep appreciation for the assistance.
All hospitals in Moldova will revise their code of ethics, with a new emphasis on the importance of patient communication alongside medical treatment.
An explanation from the Minister of Energy regarding Moldova's decision not to purchase electricity from MGRES, despite it previously being cheaper.
Nine people have died from the West Nile virus in Greece, prompting the Moldovan National Agency for Public Health (ANSP) to issue advisories to residents.
An article about the VinOpera 2026 event featuring an anniversary evening dedicated to Valentina Nafornita at Castel Mimi.
