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The news from Moldova focuses on domestic politics and international relations, with particular attention to the country's path towards EU integration. Other stories cover local events like tree planting initiatives and weather forecasts, as well as reactions from Russian officials to Moldovan…
A political analysis piece suggests that the Transnistrian leader might be in a difficult position, the PAS party is making concessions in Chisinau, and Kostyuk is allegedly working for Putin, as discussed by Ekaterina Dubasova.
European Commissioner Marta Kos encouraged Moldovan citizens to focus on the achievements in their journey towards EU membership rather than dwelling on existing issues.
The mayor of Chisinau announced that students will have a shortened school day on November 20 to participate in tree planting activities.
Russian official Dmitry Peskov condemned Moldova's decision to prohibit the Transnistrian leader from leaving the country, likening it to Soviet-era practices.
The weather forecast for Moldova predicts low temperatures reaching -5°C at night, along with rainfall throughout the week.
President Maia Sandu inaugurated a new power line, stating that it enhances Moldova's energy independence and resilience against external pressure.
Deputies of Moldova's first parliament appealed to Romania to avoid limiting the process for Moldovan citizens to obtain Romanian citizenship.
An individual suspected of poaching, who rammed a police vehicle while attempting to flee, is now facing additional charges including the threat of murder.
The former head of the Environmental Inspectorate, reportedly unable to work within his previous team, has joined a political party led by Kostyuk.
Approximately 300 homes in Chisinau are currently without heating, with Termoelectrica citing the absence of building administrators as a factor in connection issues.
