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The news on TV8 Moldova's front page is dominated by the ongoing war in Ukraine, with reports of missile strikes affecting Moldova and fires in Russia. Domestic news includes a yellow code weather alert for fog across Moldova, a government appointment, an update on a traffic accident, and a promo…
The war in Ukraine has reached its 1722nd day, with reports of missile strikes affecting Moldova, fires breaking out in Russia, and ongoing negotiations. Moscow has issued threats, while Ukrainian President Zelensky has contradicted Donald Trump's statements.
A yellow code weather alert has been issued for dense fog across all of Moldova, with the affected period specified.
Cristian Jardan, formerly the Minister of Culture, will now serve as the State Secretary for Education, taking responsibility for youth and sports, with his passion for the role noted.
An infographic ranks European countries by the cheapest electricity prices in 2026, indicating where Moldova stands in this comparison.
Further details have emerged regarding the accident on Grigore Vieru Boulevard, with the suspect driver potentially facing jail time due to involvement in a separate criminal case.
A promotional announcement for the TV show 'Cutia Neagră' on TV8, featuring the Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, who will be a guest starting at 20:00.
The elections in Gagauzia are marked by political tensions and messages that are agitating the electoral campaign.
Marta Kos suggests that unification with Romania could be an alternative path to the EU for Moldova, stating that the method of accession is a decision for Moldova to make.
The Ukrainian Ambassador has issued a warning that Russia might attack other countries, urging for heightened vigilance.
The case of a detained nurse has taken an unexpected turn, with the family contradicting the police's account.
Marta Kos stated that Moldova and Ukraine might pursue their EU accession paths independently, emphasizing that results are the sole criterion for membership.
Marta Kos announced that the EU is providing an additional 30 million euros to Moldova for energy compensation purposes.
Paun Rohovei suggests that the war in Ukraine might be approaching its end, noting that Russia's strength has significantly diminished.
Ukraine is open to a long-term contract and could supply Moldova with up to 50 million cubic meters of natural gas.
The article discusses praise received in Brussels for Moldova's progress, contrasted with domestic criticism, suggesting Moldova has greater potential without Russian influence.
The Parliament is experiencing controversies regarding proposed increases in deputies' salaries, with the opposition criticizing the initiative while the PAS party defends it.
Concerns about Moldova facing bankruptcy are rising as the government prepares to implement staff reductions and changes to the Labor Code.
Vasile Tofan stated that Moldova is considering introducing visa requirements for citizens of Russia and Belarus, aiming to further its European path.
The article clarifies the provisions of a project concerning the state of siege and war in Moldova, which has sparked controversy.
Several underground areas in Chisinau are experiencing issues following multi-million euro renovations, with Ion Ceban commenting on the situation.
The article aims to distinguish between the facts and misinformation regarding the technical-military agreement between Moldova and Ukraine, addressing claims intended to frighten Moldovan citizens.
This story explores the reasons why individuals who witness violence choose to remain passive observers of suffering.
Kiev was attacked with ballistic missiles shortly after peace negotiations concluded in Abu Dhabi, leading to multiple fires.
Dense smoke filled a trolleybus in Chisinau, with approximately 20 passengers inside at the time.
A student was reportedly threatened with a knife in a dormitory, though the director maintains the incident was a prank.
