Mihai Isac: Russia uses punitive tactics against states seeking freedom ↗
Front page leadMihai Isac states that Russia employs a strategy of punishing countries that desire freedom, suggesting a pattern of international pressure and control.
Moldova
The front page of IPN (Moldova) features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on political analysis concerning Russia's influence and historical events. Domestic stories include fuel price changes, road closures in Chisinau, energy negotiations with Ukraine, and legal…
Mihai Isac states that Russia employs a strategy of punishing countries that desire freedom, suggesting a pattern of international pressure and control.
A debate organized by IPN reflects on the 70th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution, examining its historical lessons and their relevance today.
Fuel prices in Moldova have seen a shift, with diesel becoming more expensive and gasoline becoming cheaper.
Traffic on Vadul lui Voda street in Chisinau will be suspended until Monday morning due to ongoing work or events.
Moldova's Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, discusses negotiations for purchasing natural gas from Ukraine and potential Russian assistance.
A mother in Straseni faces the possibility of losing her parental rights after repeatedly exposing her child on social media platforms.
Igor Botan analyzes the methods used by the USSR and current Russia to exert control, identifying military force and propaganda as key tools.
Historian Anatol Petrencu reports that an estimated 2000 to 3000 Hungarian individuals were killed during the 1956 Revolution.
Two secondary schools in Balti have received new furniture as part of a project implemented by the DRRM.
The Public Property Agency (APP) will re-initiate the bidding process for the privatization of four state-owned companies, including Hotelul Zarea.
More than one hundred reservists from the National Army are taking part in training exercises, enhancing their readiness.
StratCom reports that a fabricated story about a secret drone factory was spread and amplified by 13 different Telegram accounts.
Lilian Carp announced that Moldova has sent a protest note to Ukraine concerning illegal crossings of the border.
Norway is considering restrictions on social media use and online gaming for individuals under the age of 16.
The High Court of Justice has ruled inadmissible the appeal filed by the organization 'Eurasia', which has been declared extremist.
Prime Minister Tofan has called on the residents of the Gagauz region to cast their votes freely in the upcoming elections, without external influence.