Four call centers in Chisinau - involved in a huge food supplement scam. Six people detained

Six people – three men and three women, aged between 24 and 49 – were arrested in a large-scale scheme to fraudulently promote unauthorized dietary supplements. The products, of uncertain origin, including some expired, were brought, in part, from Odessa, Ukraine.

Serious accident in Comrat: man killed after being struck by car with foreign plates

A man died on the morning of April 17, after he was hit by a car at the intersection of Eliberării str. and Cotovschi str. in Comrat municipality.

Giurgiulesti Port: Government plans state port expansion, EBRD looks for new investor for PILG

The Government and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will ensure that they comply with national legislation and protect the public interest while identifying a new strategic investor for the Giurgiulesti International Free Port (PILG). These clarifications were provided by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development in response to information released about the launch of the international tender by the EBRD and the current status of the Port.

Justice Minister responds to Veronica Dragalin's accusations of "blackmailing judges"

The former head of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Veronica Dragalin, could have notified the competent authorities about the alleged cases of blackmail and pressure while she was in office, claims Justice Minister Veronica Mihailov-Moraru. The reaction comes after Dragalin's accusations that former justice officials collected compromising information about magistrates to coerce them to act in a certain way.

Olesea Stamate leaves the PAS faction but stays on as an unaffiliated MP: "My conscience is clear"

MP Olesea Stamate announced that she is leaving the parliamentary faction of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), but she will retain her mandate and continue to work as an unaffiliated MP. The decision was made public through a post on her Facebook page.

UK delivers second loan tranche to Ukraine under G7 program

The United Kingdom has disbursed the second tranche of a loan to Ukraine, amounting to £752 million (equivalent to €875 million), under the G7’s Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration Loans for Ukraine (ERA) program.

CNSM and CNPM push for 6,000 lei minimum wage in Moldova

The minimum wage in the Republic of Moldova should be increased to 6,000 lei (~€300), starting on July 1st, according to a joint request submitted to Prime Minister Dorin Recean by the National Confederation of Trade Unions (CNSM) and the National Confederation of Employers (CNPM), both of whom are social partners to the Government.

Moldova government faces backlash over Amnesty Law scandal

The ruling party in Moldova has expressed "certain doubts" regarding the way the Ministry of Justice has handled the implementation of the Amnesty Law.

Trump reiterates threat of military action against Iran

Just days before the planned meeting between U.S. and Iranian representatives regarding the potential revival of the nuclear agreement, former U.S. President Donald Trump reaffirmed his willingness to use military force should Tehran reject his ultimatum.

Bridge of Flowers to link Moldova and Romania

Construction of a new road bridge over the Prut River, connecting the towns of Golăiești in Romania and Zagarancea in the Republic of Moldova, will begin on April 26, coinciding with the Easter of the Departed, a traditional day of remembrance.

Bomb threat interrupts hearing at Buiucani Court in Chișinău

A bomb threat was reported at the Buiucani Court in Chișinău.

18 dead in Russian missile strike on Krivoi Rog, including children

On Monday, Members of Parliament observed a minute of silence in honor of the victims of the missile attack launched by the Russian Federation on the Ukrainian city of Krivoi Rog, which resulted in the deaths of 18 people, including nine children.