Deputy Marina Tauber is to be summoned to the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office

Deputy Marina Tauber, who was deprived of immunity on Thursday, will be summoned to the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office to be informed about the completion of the criminal investigation. Afterwards, the criminal case will be sent to court for examination on the merits, reads a press release from the Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office.

Mariana Cherpec is the new member of the Superior Council of Prosecutors

Prosecutor Mariana Cherpec is the new member of the Superior Council of Prosecutors (SCP). She occupied the post following Olesa Varlan’s resignation on March 4, IPN reports.

Two new deputies in the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova

Parliament has two new deputies. The deputy mandates of the alternate candidate on the list of the PAS Party, Ana Speianu, and the alternate candidate on the list of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists, Said-Muhmat Amaev, were validated by the Constitutional Court. The deputies were greeted at today's plenary session of the Parliament.

March 14 - The day of commemoration of soldiers fallen in the 1992 armed conflict. The deputies held a minute of silencee

On March 14, soldiers fallen in the armed conflict of 1992 for the defense of the integrity and independence of the Republic of Moldova are commemorated on the battlefield of Coșnița. In this sense, the deputies held a minute of silence today.

Moldova Fights for Passenger Rights in Airline Crisis

The Government has favourably reviewed the draft law initiated by several members of Parliament that allows citizens to recover their money more quickly for unused airline tickets from bankrupt airlines.

Top countries with the highest and lowest taxes in Europe. Republic of Moldova’s place in this ranking

The 12 percent income tax levied on Moldovans is one of the lowest among Central and Eastern European countries, according to a United Nations classification. The ranking also includes the states from the former socialist camp, and the former Soviet republics.

PHOTO Maia Sandu and employees from various fields planted saplings within the National Afforestation Program

The head of state, Maia Sandu, together with representatives of the Presidency, pupils, students, employees of the forestry company planted saplings today in the village of Rîșcova in the Criuleni district within the framework of the National Afforestation Program. According to Maia Sandu, 24 thousand acacia saplings were planted on almost 5 hectares of degraded land.

Over 46 thousand people crossed the state border in the last 24 hours

Seven people were banned from entering the Republic of Moldova. Although the reason for the refusal was not reported, the Border Police informs that several violations were registered in the last 24 hours. Most of them referred to the violation of the rules for the use of the vignette, the regime of the crossing points and that of the border area, but also the rules of staying in the territory of the country.

Spring afforestation campaign starts today. Over 13 million saplings will be planted

The afforestation campaign starts today in the Republic of Moldova. This is part of the National Program launched last year at the initiative of President Maia Sandu. According to the authorities, this spring more than 13 million saplings are to be planted and the plantations of the last year are to be taken care of.

Crackdown on Corruption: Former Law Enforcement Personnel Arrested

Three former employees of law enforcement agencies, detained in connection with the illegal financing of political parties and money laundering, have been remanded in custody for 30 days, as announced by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.

Brain Drain Worries Moldova: Youth Leaving in Droves

Moldovans continue to seek opportunities abroad, though the overall rate of emigration has slowed in recent years, according to economic expert Veaceslav Ioniță.

Moldova Brain Drain Slows: Salary Expectations Rise

Moldovans are still more likely to see their future abroad than at home, but the rate of emigration has slowed down in recent years, according to economic expert Veaceslav Ioniță.