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Moldova's Central Election Commission has scheduled the election for the Bashkan of Gagauzia for November 15, with elections for the People's Assembly of Gagauzia to be held on the same date.
An explosion was reported in the Stefan-Voda district, leading to the discovery of a burned patch of land and fragments of metal and plastic in Crocmaz.
Following a murder in the Criuleni district, the ombudsman will investigate the procedures and application of a protective order in this case.
A daily news digest covering upcoming 'double' elections in Gagauzia, the removal of tax benefits for Transnistrian companies, and a local political anecdote about a manipulated image.
The price of diesel fuel is expected to decrease by 20 bani, while gasoline prices will continue to increase, with an overview of Moldova's current fuel reserves.
The deputy director of TRM, who is a candidate for the company's leadership, has received a negative security assessment from the SIB, prompting a reaction from Zapsha.
A politician, Gaidarji, might be barred from the Gagauzia elections, leading Kavkalyuk's party to challenge the Central Election Commission's decision in court.
The first phase of revoking tax privileges for companies operating in Transnistria has commenced, aligning them with the tax system of the rest of Moldova.
The city of Komrat is projected to have the largest number of representatives in the new composition of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia, with details on how the 35 mandates will be allocated.
A video report discusses an unusual image on mayoral posters in Chisinau, a financial aid program for schoolchildren, and the ongoing competition to lead TRM.
An analytical piece questions whether Chisinau is taking over television in Gagauzia or if it's part of a regulatory process, framed as a '#realtalk' segment.
