New Probes Target MFA, Tobacco Lobby; Dodon Trial Resumes
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New investigative reports are highlighting internal conflicts within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, questioning whether they represent a fight against corruption or internal rivalries. Separately, another investigation details the tobacco industry's efforts to influence government decisions and open the market for a prohibited product.
In judicial news, court hearings have resumed in the prominent 'Kuliok' case, potentially signaling an upcoming conclusion to the investigation involving Igor Dodon. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defense has refuted claims that Romanian F-16 fighter jets would conduct flyovers in Chisinau for Independence Day.
Other domestic developments include a triathlon event in Chisinau where two participants were rescued from drowning. The Agora media outlet has also formally announced its transition to exclusively publishing content on social media platforms after 12 years of independent journalism.