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Parliament approves new military structure behind closed doors

Lawmakers met in secret to vote on a new structure for the armed forces, while the Moldova Security Forum opened in the capital to discuss whether NATO can help protect the country's airspace. A visiting NATO official suggested the alliance could do more, though its deputy secretary general clarified it will not involve itself in the Transnistrian conflict.

Security officials now believe Russia has lost its chance to influence the upcoming elections in Gagauzia, though the government is still debating whether to block Telegram to curb foreign interference. To prepare for other forms of instability, a new training initiative called Moldova Prepared will begin coaching citizens on how to handle civil crises.

After 12 years of independent reporting, the news outlet Agora is abandoning its website to publish exclusively on social media. In Orhei, police are searching for a driver who fled the scene after a pedestrian was struck by two different cars in a fatal accident.

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AGORA Media Outlet Moves to Social Media-Only Model

After 12 years of independent journalism, AGORA has announced that its editorial content will now be published exclusively on social media platforms and the new Laziar platform, effective May 14.

National Security and Defense Initiatives Progress

Moldova's Parliament has approved a new Armed Forces structure in a closed session. The Moldova Security Forum has commenced in Chișinău to discuss regional security, with discussions also focusing on NATO's potential role in protecting Moldovan airspace, as Deputy Secretary General of NATO Radmila Sekerinska emphasizes the need for more effort. A new 'Moldova Prepared' initiative aims to train citizens for crisis situations. Furthermore, Moldova's security advisor is considering blocking…

Political 'Disassembly' and Allegations Highlighted in Video Report

A video report discusses political tensions, including Mayor of Chișinău Ion Ceban's reaction to a pothole, President of the Parliament of Moldova Igor Grosu allegedly 'framing' former Prosecutor General Alexandru Stoianoglo, and actions attributed to the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) related to Donald Trump.

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