Cyberattacks knock out Interior Ministry digital services
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A series of cyberattacks targeted Moldova’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, taking several digital services offline. The disruptions represent the latest challenge to state infrastructure as the government manages its essential services.
The costs of winter are also weighing on the cabinet. Minister Tofan has warned that electricity tariffs are highly probable to rise, a forecast that usually precedes the event. In the property market, an investigation into Mihai Popșoi has mapped out a network of real estate investments and partners whose reputations are less clear than the titles to the land.
The judiciary achieved a long-sought goal with the extradition of Iurie Radulov from Turkey to the local Penitentiary No. 13. Meanwhile, the capital’s political carousel continues to turn: Irina Gutnic has returned to Chisinau City Hall to join a political party, declaring that the country’s political class requires a reset.