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The front page of IPN, a Moldovan news website, features several significant stories including an investigation into an aviation company suspected of tax evasion, the US designating Ilan Șor's network as a transnational criminal organization, and the Moldovan government seeking donor support for…
Moldova's Prosecutor General's Office for Special Cases (PCCOCS) is investigating an aviation company, reportedly FlyOne, for allegedly being founded with funds derived from tax evasion, a charge the company denies.
The United States has designated the A7 network, associated with Moldovan businessman Ilan Șor, as a transnational criminal organization.
The Moldovan government is relying on its budget and donor support to fund energy compensation measures.
Moldova is considering an administrative reform that would reduce the number of territorial units from 32 districts to three regions.
Residential consumers will now pay more for gas and thermal energy, with gas prices increasing by 29% and thermal energy also becoming more expensive.
An earlier bomb threat at the airport has been investigated and determined to be false.
A summary of the week's top news stories from IPN.
The price for diesel fuel has fallen to below 36 lei per liter, a reduction of 17 bani.
The Moldova U-20 national football team has won a friendly match against Azerbaijan with a score of 1-0.
Moldovan athletes have secured four medals at the ITF Taekwon-Do World Championship.
Pensions for October will be credited to bank accounts on Monday, with the National Social Insurance Fund (CNAS) having already financed the first installment.
Fragments found resemble the 'Banderole' drone model, prompting Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to summon the Russian ambassador.
