Transnistria Elections: Little Intrigue Expected ↗
Front page leadAn analysis suggests that the upcoming elections in Transnistria are unlikely to be competitive, with all roads seemingly leading to the 'Sheriff' entity's dominance.
Moldova
The front page of NewsMaker.md features a range of domestic and international news. Key stories include political developments in Transnistria, Moldova's cooperation with Hungary, domestic incidents involving drones and police misconduct, and discussions on economic policies like heat compensation…
An analysis suggests that the upcoming elections in Transnistria are unlikely to be competitive, with all roads seemingly leading to the 'Sheriff' entity's dominance.
A drone briefly entered Moldovan airspace from Ukraine's direction during a Russian attack on the Odesa region.
Moldovan official Grosu discussed expanding cooperation with Hungary, including new Wizz Air routes and progress on European integration.
This 'NM Espresso' segment covers President Sandu's acknowledgment of imperfect vetting, Vlah's potential candidacy for Bashkan, and questions about Năsui's political affiliations.
A video news report discusses alleged fear and repression in Transnistria, potential gas tariff increases in October, and debates around tax policies.
Spatar discusses the heat compensation program, suggesting it will be sufficient for a larger number of citizens during the cold season.
In Chisinau, three police officers will go to trial for allegedly appropriating money from a detainee and are involved in a bribery case related to drug traffickers.
A young black stork, which had traveled through four countries, was found shot dead in Moldova, along with five other rare birds discovered deceased in the north.
Moldova's budget received 850 thousand lei in half a month from taxes and excises refunded to Transnistrian entrepreneurs.
The head of the European Commission announced that Moldova will receive a roadmap for joining the EU, detailing what this entails.
Moldova's Minister of Finance responds to the possibility of increasing the minimum wage to 8,000 lei, stating it is not a simple matter.
The European Union is considering a ban on social media access for children under 13, with Ursula von der Leyen presenting a plan.