Searches at Leușeni customs post: Two employees and three economic agents… ↗
Front page leadSearches were conducted at the Leușeni customs post, leading to the investigation of two employees and three economic agents for corruption.
Moldova
The front page of IPN, a Moldovan news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include corruption investigations at the Leușeni customs post, EU financial aid for Moldova, and discussions on Russian threats. Economic news highlights falling diesel prices and energy…
Searches were conducted at the Leușeni customs post, leading to the investigation of two employees and three economic agents for corruption.
The European Union has released 157 million euros as part of its Growth Plan for Moldova.
A debate hosted by IPN discusses the objectives behind Russia's threats directed at Moldova.
An article explores the rise of Vitali Neagu to prominence in Tiraspol.
The price of diesel fuel has fallen below 36 lei per liter, with the new price being 17 bani less.
The Moldovan government plans to provide energy compensations for the upcoming heating season, expecting similar or higher numbers of beneficiaries compared to last year, relying on both the national budget and donor assistance.
Diplomat Luca Niculescu has been proposed by Nicușor Dan for the position of Prime Minister.
The Palanca border crossing point has been reopened following the incident of a projectile falling near the border.
Marta Kos suggests that the EU might open new negotiation clusters for Moldova and Ukraine in the coming week.
Moldova has achieved savings of 16.4 million euros in the first year since adopting the SEPA system.
A woman has died from injuries sustained after being struck by a vehicle near the village of Rassvet.
Today marks the deadline for submitting application files for registration in the upcoming elections in Gagauzia.
The Embassy of Estonia has officially commenced its operations in Chisinau.
Denis Vieru has secured a bronze medal at the World Judo Championship.
Mihaela Fedoseev has been appointed as the head of President Maia Sandu's Cabinet.