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The front page of IPN, a Moldovan news website, covers a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include President Maia Sandu revoking Moldovan citizenship for three individuals, a debate in Parliament regarding the war in Ukraine, and the status of public services following a…
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has revoked the Moldovan citizenship of three individuals, two of whom are described as members of the de facto legislature in Tiraspol.
A debate took place in the Moldovan Parliament between Vice-Presidents Doina Gherman and Vlad Batrincea concerning the cooperation agreement between Moldova and Ukraine and its relation to the war in Ukraine.
Following a cyberattack, 61 public services have been restored, while 21 services remain inaccessible.
Chisinau and Kyiv are in negotiations to implement joint border control at two crossing points within Moldova.
Water reserves in the Novodnestrovsk reservoir continue to be low, according to the minister.
More than 18,000 ballot papers have been printed in four languages for the elections scheduled for November 1st.
The weather is expected to cool down gradually, with light rain predicted for the weekend and the beginning of next week.
Andrés Ritter has taken over the position of Chief Prosecutor of the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
The National Social Insurance Company (CNAS) has started financing pensions and social benefits for the month of November.
A fee of two euros will be applied to all parcels entering the European Union market starting November 1st.
The G20 group photograph was canceled because European diplomats refused to be photographed alongside the Russian Foreign Minister.
A man and his 17-year-old son died in a traffic accident in the Stefan Voda district.
Police forces have been mobilized at Poland's Constitutional Court following the suspension of its president.
A report indicates that 31.4% of children in Moldova experienced absolute poverty in the year 2025.
A Romanian journalist has been denied access to the Transnistrian region for a period of three years.
