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A video discussion analyzes the political landscape and potential candidates, including Stoyanoaglo, for the upcoming elections in Gagauzia, exploring influences from Moscow, the PAS party, and Dodon.
The Central Election Commission of Gagauzia has officially registered two additional candidates for the upcoming elections, with October 6th being the final day for applications.
A news digest covers a 'compromise candidate' for the Gagauzia governorship, alleged 'repressive structures' in Transnistria, and a reduction in FlyOne airline flights.
An article questions whether former Prosecutor General Alexandr Stoianoglo is a hidden candidate of the PAS party for the Gagauzia bashkan elections and explores his response.
President Maia Sandu has appointed a new head for her cabinet, with details about the individual's background and role provided.
The Palanca border crossing is operating normally after an incident involving a shell, and updates are provided on the condition of an injured border guard.
An article investigates why the state energy company Energocom did not purchase gas for the winter in the spring and explores the role of the EBRD in the process.
Estonia has opened its embassy in Chisinau, marking over three decades of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
The Ministry of Education has launched a single hotline number for students, parents, and teachers, outlining how it will function.
A video report examines whether Stoyanoaglo refused Dodon's proposal, discusses the annulment of 300,000 FlyOne tickets, and assesses the stability of Transnistria's economy.