Moldova-Ukraine Border Attacked by Drones; Vulkaneshty-Vinogradovka Crossing… ↗
Front page leadThe border between Moldova and Ukraine has been subjected to drone attacks, leading to the temporary closure of the Vulkaneshty-Vinogradovka checkpoint.
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The NewsMaker front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include drone attacks on the Moldova-Ukraine border, political developments involving President Sandu and Ukrainian President Zelensky, social commentary on the Roma community, and a video report on Moldovan…
The border between Moldova and Ukraine has been subjected to drone attacks, leading to the temporary closure of the Vulkaneshty-Vinogradovka checkpoint.
A daily news digest highlights President Sandu and President Zelensky exchanging awards, an opposition-led 'peace march,' and a mysterious 'bomb' related to Plahotniuc.
An in-depth look into the Roma community's social structure, exploring the reasons for having a leader and the functions of this 'baron.'
A video report features Moldovan teachers reflecting on their experiences and perspectives regarding the 35 years of Moldova's independence, including language issues.
A seismic event with a magnitude of approximately 4.5 has been recorded in the Vrancea seismic zone.
A fatal incident involving a grenade explosion occurred in an apartment in Chadyr-Lunga.
Romania's First Lady held discussions with Moldovan President Sandu about an upcoming visit to Chisinau, expressing a desire to meet with a PAS party deputy.
President Maia Sandu has confirmed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Nicușor Dan have been invited to Chisinau for an event on August 27th.
Former Prime Minister Zinaida Greceanîi has provided testimony in the 'Kulyok' case, revealing details about her statements concerning Igor Dodon and Vlad Plahotniuc.
An analysis of the income declaration of a former Minister of Agriculture reveals insights into his earnings during his short tenure.
According to sources, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Nicușor Dan are expected to visit Moldova to participate in Independence Day celebrations.
A photo report highlights the first discovery in Moldova of an insect deemed extremely dangerous to plant life.
Igor Dodon has labeled the Independence Day military parade as a 'provocation' and proposed a more modest celebration, while MP Natalia Grosu countered that '35 years happens once in a lifetime.'