Moldovan villagers on corruption, conscience, and justice ↗
Front page leadVillagers in Moldova share their views on corruption, conscience, and justice, with some acknowledging their own roles in the issue.
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NewsMaker Moldova reports on domestic issues including the government's plans to produce drones, potential energy tariff increases, and a report on the first 100 days of the Tofan government. A story also covers the weather forecast for Moldova. International news includes an update on Serbian…
Villagers in Moldova share their views on corruption, conscience, and justice, with some acknowledging their own roles in the issue.
A Ukrainian man, who faced persecution on the Dniester River, has reached Bulgaria and reunited with his family after receiving help from across Moldova.
Minister Tofan has arrived in Kyiv accompanied by three other ministers, with questions surrounding who they will meet with.
Temperatures in Moldova are expected to range from +3°C to +18°C in the final days of October.
Minister Tofan stated that there is significant investor interest in producing drones in Moldova and that a law is currently being developed.
The government led by Tofan will present its report on its first 100 days in office on November 5, with the Prime Minister explaining the date selection.
Minister Tofan indicated that an increase in electricity tariffs is highly probable.
Minister Tofan discussed the potential sources of funding for compensation should donor assistance not materialize.
Two people were killed and 14 injured in a drone attack on Belgorod.
Hajder reported a noticeable improvement in the water levels of the Dniester River in recent days.
Aleksandar Vučić's party has lost power in Serbia after more than a decade, with election results also reported from Bulgaria and Brazil.