Approved by the Government: the mechanism for the selection and evaluation of prosecutors will be improved

The mechanism for the selection, evaluation and disciplinary liability of prosecutors will be improved, according to a draft law approved at a government meeting. Among the amendments to the Law on Public Prosecution is also an increase in the number of inspectors from six to nine to make the examination of prosecutorial misconduct more efficient.

New facilities for people without a job. What decision was voted by the Government

Increased subsidies for the unemployed to start a business, higher grants for vocational training courses and other facilities for people without a job are just some of the measures adopted by the government to solve the problems of the unemployed. The draft was prepared by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection.

Minister of Justice: Ilan Șor's extradition request from Israel could be considered urgently

The Ministry of Justice has sent a request to the Israeli authorities that Ilan Șor's extradition request be urgently examined so that the fugitive MP can serve his sentence in the Republic of Moldova. The announcement was made by Justice Minister Veronica Mihailov-Moraru during a broadcast on Rlive TV.

Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Chernobyl atomic power station accident

Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Chernobyl atomic power station accident, when two explosions sent massive amounts of radioactive material into the air. The United Nations later called it "the worst environmental disaster in human history."

Family Doctor Heading// Risk factors for overweight and obesity in children

Excess weight in children directly influences their development, making them more vulnerable to infections. Read more about how extra kilos affect children's development from Pavel Cepraga in the interview with Ala Holban, PhD, lecturer, paediatrics department, USMF Nicolae Testemitanu.

The Ministry of Justice has announced a new competition to select lawyers who will defend the interests of the state in international courts in the Airport case

Komaksavia Airport Invest, which owns 95% of Avia Invest, has challenged the ruling of the Arbitration Court of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce in Sweden that it must pay the costs of the proceedings. In the meantime, the Ministry of Justice has announced a new competition for the selection of an associate law firm, including foreign lawyers, to represent the interests of the Republic of Moldova in this case.

Family Doctor// Why sun protection is important and how to choose the right cream

In spring our skin becomes increasingly exposed to solar radiation, which can lead to premature ageing of the complexion, burns and other skin conditions. Find out why it is important to apply sunscreen and how to select the right product in the Family Doctor column.

Maia Sandu announces the launch of the "European Village Express" Programme

100 modernisation projects have been completed under the European Village Programme. At the same time, the Government will launch a new programme for the modernisation and Europeanisation of the Republic of Moldova - "European Village Express". The announcement was made by President Maia Sandu at a press briefing on Tuesday 25 April.

Maia Sandu holds a briefing on the National Programme "European Village"

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, will hold a press briefing today, 25 April, starting at 09:00, where she will talk about the National Programme "European Village".

"Those who break the law are liable to prosecution". Customs Service urges citizens to declare their goods for inspection

In the context of the Easter holidays, when the flow of crossings of the state border is increasing, the Customs Service of the Republic of Moldova urges citizens to declare their goods during the control.

Challenges for community libraries and solutions for authorities

Libraries across the country have become much more attractive to the community thanks to modern technology, librarians say. However, according to them, old books prevail on library shelves, as modest investments don't allow the purchase of new titles and volumes requested by readers. The Ministry of Culture says it is working to meet these challenges by increasing the budget for cultural activities, diversifying them and providing ongoing training for librarians.

14 judges are willing to work temporarily at the SCJ

14 judges have applied for temporary transfer to the Supreme Court of Justice. The list was made public today by the Superior Council of Magistracy.