Court labels Shor-linked Eurasia organization extremist
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The Superior Council of Magistracy has rejected an appeal from the Eurasia organization, linked to the fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor, definitively labeling the group extremist.
A criminal case has been opened following a new incident involving Ukrainian border guards on the Dniester River, though a government official has refuted his own previous statements that a formal protest note was sent to Ukraine. Meanwhile, the independent outlet Agora has announced that after 12 years of traditional publishing, it will move its editorial content exclusively to social media and the Laziar platform starting May 14.
The Energy Minister is currently conducting gas negotiations with Ukraine while discussing potential Russian assistance. High costs are causing concern, with some citizens moving to villages to rely on firewood for heating. To address financial pressures, the cabinet plans to raise certain social benefits and amend the regulations for repaying payments the state deems unjustified.