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The news from Moldova focuses on domestic political developments, including President Sandu's visit to Budapest and discussions on EU accession clusters, as well as legal proceedings like the extradition of Iurie Radulov and the integrity evaluation of prosecutor Petru Iarmaliuc. Cybersecurity…
Moldovan President Maia Sandu is in Budapest, where she discussed the opening of new EU negotiation clusters and highlighted the shared ideal of freedom from Hungary's 1956 revolution.
Iurie Radulov has been extradited from Turkey and is now being held in Penitentiary No. 13 in Moldova.
Prosecutor Petru Iarmaliuc has successfully passed an external evaluation of his integrity.
The weather forecast indicates light rain on Saturday with temperatures reaching up to +19 degrees Celsius by Monday.
The STISC has identified two critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language that could jeopardize the security of websites and applications.
Moldova will transition to 'winter time' during the night.
The General Police Inspectorate reported that a drone detected in Telenesti was a 'Geran-4' type, and its warhead was safely neutralized.
Moldova secured a silver and a bronze medal at the World Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship.
The Moldova U-15 team experienced its first loss at the FIFA World Cup and Festival.
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has acknowledged his defeat in the early parliamentary elections.
A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Sangera.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan is currently on a working visit to Kyiv.
This article profiles Fiodor Gagauz, who is seeking to become the Bashkan (governor) of the Gagauzia autonomous region.
Anatol Taranu argues in an opinion piece that the future of the Republic of Moldova should not be solely determined by external votes.
Russian forces launched attacks across nine regions of Ukraine, resulting in four fatalities and 22 injuries.
