Moldova's Energy Future: Building a Crisis-Resistant System by 2050 ↗
Front page leadAn opinion piece by the Minister of Energy, Dorin Jyngu, discusses strategies for developing an energy system resilient to crises in Moldova by the year 2050.
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An opinion piece by the Minister of Energy, Dorin Jyngu, discusses strategies for developing an energy system resilient to crises in Moldova by the year 2050.
Four drones originating from Ukraine were observed flying over Moldova, prompting condemnation of violations that threaten citizen safety.
Daily news briefing covers an approaching cyclone in Moldova, political fallout for PAS concerning the constitution, and a comparison of a trip to Moscow to a 'kiss of death'.
Video news segment discusses Dodon's 'kiss of death' concept, potential property tax hikes, and accusations of Chisinau undermining Transnistria's economy.
Tiraspol has accused Kiver of acknowledging an economic war against Transnistria, with a response provided by the Deputy Prime Minister.
The pre-election campaign has started in Gagauzia in preparation for the elections of the Bashkan and the People's Assembly.
Dmitry Peskov stated that the release of Gutsul is one of the conditions for normalizing relations between Moldova and Russia.
An explanation is provided by Kiver regarding why the Moldovan Metal Works (MMZ) has not yet obtained an environmental permit for its operations.
The commission tasked with assessing prosecutors will resume its work following a decision by the Constitutional Court concerning the case of Anton Fon Habel.
A soldier who injured a fellow serviceman during a weapon inspection in Bălți will stand trial and faces a potential sentence of up to seven years in prison.
The official stated that the drone which flew over Moldova during the night belongs to Russia.
Amendments by the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) that allowed the appointment of Anton Fon Habel to the vetting commission have been declared unconstitutional, leading to demands for his resignation.