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The NewsMaker front page features a variety of stories, including a look at potential conflicts over television broadcasting in Gagauzia, scientific advancements in space and biology, the Moldovan Foreign Ministry's stance on Russian election polling stations in Transnistria, an investigation into…
This story, presented as a video analysis, explores a potential dispute over television broadcasting rights between Chisinau and Gagauzia, questioning whether it's a takeover or an attempt to establish order.
A science-focused article delves into two intriguing topics: the possibility of producing organs in space and the use of cockroaches as rescue agents.
The Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that opening polling stations in Transnistria for Russian elections is unacceptable without the consent of the Moldovan authorities.
An investigation by RISE Moldova reveals that approximately 10 million lei was spent on Independence Day celebrations without an open tender process.
Festive events scheduled for September 1st in Chisinau schools will not exceed 45 minutes in duration.
A 17-year-old teenager who was reported missing has been found dead in the Cantemir district.
Russian President Vladimir Putin drew a comparison between the war in Ukraine and the predatory behavior of orcas towards polar bears, suggesting it's a natural, albeit brutal, phenomenon.
A traditional festival celebrating Gagauz carpets is taking place in the Chad-Lung District.
Reports indicate that over 113,000 people have crossed into Georgia from Russia in a week, driven by fears of a new mobilization.
A Russian attack on the Kyiv region resulted in explosions and a fire, causing at least 27 fatalities.
Ukrainian drones targeted the Rostov region, leading to fires at Ozon and DNS warehouses.
The individual killed in an explosion in St. Petersburg has been identified as a lieutenant colonel accused of war crimes by Ukrainian authorities.
