Gagauzia's Foreign Policy: Putin, Erdogan, and Autonomy ↗
Front page leadAn analysis explores whether Gagauzia, a Moldovan autonomous region, has its own foreign policy, referencing its relationship with Putin and Erdogan.
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An analysis explores whether Gagauzia, a Moldovan autonomous region, has its own foreign policy, referencing its relationship with Putin and Erdogan.
A special report investigates how Moldova lost its railway system and explores the possibility of its restoration.
A report discusses concerns about whether Moldovans can survive the winter due to increasing heating and gas prices, and critically low water levels in the Dniester River.
Dozens of people, alongside the opposition, protested against the increase in gas and heating tariffs in front of the National Agency for Energy Regulation (NAER).
Moldova's ambassador to Turkey stated that Ankara views Moldova as a unified entity and discussed how Turkey could assist Chișinău in the Gagauzia region.
Authorities discussed water supply to the capital with the Chișinău municipality, noting the alarmingly low water level in the Dniester River.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu condemned Russia's strikes on Ukraine, stating that Russia intentionally targets civilians.
A Moldovan rapper, known as Bratan, was expelled from Italy after blocking a highway for a music video shoot.
A Russian strike hit the center of Kyiv, causing a fire at the Academy of Sciences building and resulting in casualties.
Moldovan rapper Bratan was expelled from Italy after blocking a road for filming a music video.
Romania is implementing a new road toll system for trucks, with Moldova's ANTA warning of new regulations.
A 30-year-old motorcyclist died after crashing into a tree in the Causeni district of Moldova.
An official, Nesu, filed an income declaration detailing earnings over €270,000, two apartments, and stock ownership.
Former President Igor Dodon stated that gas tariffs are expected to reach 40 lei per cubic meter in the near future.
A photo report shows the current state of the Dniester River in the northern part of Moldova.