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The news from TV8, Moldova focuses on domestic issues such as violence against women, potential dangers of Russian-connected companies operating in Moldova, and a scandal involving sexual advances at a placement center. International news includes updates on the war in Ukraine with commentary from…
The ongoing war in Ukraine has reached day 1699, with alerts from the US about the potential for a Third World War. Ukrainian President Zelensky has made accusations, while former US President Trump has defended Putin.
This report details the beginning of the nightmare for women who become victims of violence, highlighting the realization of their aggressor's tyrannical nature.
An infographic reveals the global ranking of debts owed to the International Monetary Fund, detailing which countries owe billions of dollars and where Moldova stands in this ranking.
A truck carrying wine overturned in Romania, resulting in a Moldovan driver becoming trapped in the cabin.
Spain is experiencing devastating floods due to the most intense torrential rains in 40 years, with at least four confirmed deaths.
Former US President Trump stated that Russia was correct regarding Ukraine and expressed readiness to meet with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin in China.
An investigation into the Cocieri placement center reveals allegations of sexual advances being made instead of providing protection to residents.
Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon's visit to Russia is analyzed, with MP Valeriu Șalaru commenting that military secrets are not easily transportable.
The article argues that the Russian technology company Yandex poses a danger to Moldova and should cease its operations within the country due to its connections to the Kremlin.
TV8 will premiere the popular Turkish television series 'Forbidden Love' starting on Monday, October 19.
This report likely discusses potential airspace violations or military activities near Moldovan villages, possibly related to Russian operations or narratives.
TV8 launches a campaign highlighting the mortal dangers present within homes, supported by statistics and personal testimonies.
This report investigates the tragedy involving Gheorghe Moldovan in Orhei, exploring how the incident could have been prevented.
The article examines how Ukraine has been unfairly blamed for the drying up of the Dniester river.
This report investigates a case involving a vlogger and identifies who is responsible for intimate images being leaked onto the internet.
The Moldovan Minister of Energy addresses concerns about the availability of firewood, explaining the current situation and the requirement for payment slips for purchases.
An investigation into MP Sergiu Popșoi's real estate holdings reveals investments in Trușeni and Durlești made in partnership with controversial individuals.
Rising winter costs are causing concern among Moldovans, with some individuals relocating to rural areas to utilize wood for heating.
The European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity gives an exclusive interview on the program 'Cutia Neagră'.
A map illustrates gasoline prices across Europe, showing the price levels in Moldova, Ukraine, and Romania.
Following an ECHR decision, this report investigates the death of a boy after a dental visit and identifies who bears responsibility.
This is the story of Simion Covali, who has lived with a hearing impairment since childhood and dreams of becoming a teacher.
A victim of the violence that occurred on April 7, 2009, has been pursuing justice through the courts for 17 years and is still awaiting a resolution.
This article compares the purchasing power of a salary in the Soviet Union with that of today, highlighting what could be afforded in each era.
This opinion piece likely discusses the upcoming winter and identifies the greatest perceived danger facing Moldova.
Following the pursuit of a fugitive, two Ukrainian border guards have illegally entered Moldovan territory.
An analysis of the highest-earning footballers reveals that Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are at the top of the list, detailing their earnings.
Authorities have seized over 13 kilograms of drugs, some of which were concealed in plush toys, leading to four individuals being sent to trial.
