Harassment of student leads to prosecutor’s dismissal. CSP: “Zero tolerance for abusive conduct”

Prosecutor Igor Buliga, from the Râșcani Office of the Chisinau City Prosecutor's Office, was dismissed from his position by the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) on December 4. This decision followed the initiation of a disciplinary procedure in response to allegations of sexual harassment involving a student.

IPRE Director: "Moldova's accession to the EU is not a technical process, but one of transformation and opportunities"

The Republic of Moldova is gearing up for the 11th edition of the European Integration Forum, an event crucial to the country's journey toward European integration. The theme of the forum is wide-ranging, with high expectations, covering topics from the negotiation of accession chapters to the alignment of society and the business environment with EU standards. Experts describe joining the European Union (EU) as "an existential choice" for the Republic of Moldova.

Strong message from NATO meeting: Rutte calls Russian airspace violations “unacceptable”

NATO is carefully monitoring the security situation in the Republic of Moldova due to repeated violations of its airspace by Russian drones. The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance, Mark Rutte, described this behavior as "irresponsible and unacceptable." On December 4, Rutte emphasized that NATO, along with the Republic of Moldova and neighboring allied states, particularly Romania, are working "closely" together to address the growing risks to the civilian population.

Thefts of over 800,000 lei from apartments in Chisinau: two men detained

Two men, aged 37 and 44, originally from Ukraine and the Transnistrian region, would install hidden surveillance cameras in advance to monitor homeowners' movements. When the owners were not at home, they would enter the houses and steal valuables.

Long-awaited renovation: Outdated conditions at Bălți Transfusion Center will be addressed after 55 years

The National Blood Transfusion Center in Balti, which was built 55 years ago and has never been renovated, is set to undergo rehabilitation. This renovation will be carried out through the Initiative for the Development of Sustainable Public Infrastructure through Energy Efficiency Renovations (INSPIREE) Project. Annually, the center manages over 18,000 blood donations and meets the needs of 14 districts in northern Moldova.

New agrivoltaics guide helps farmers combine crop cultivation and renewable energy production

Farmers in the Republic of Moldova now have the opportunity to combine crop cultivation with renewable energy production. The Ministry of Energy has released the first guide focused on agrivoltaic systems in the country, titled "Cultivating the sun and the earth: unlocking the double potential of Moldova." This guide explains how to install solar panels directly on agricultural land without altering its designated use.

Expert | In Russia-US negotiations, Moldova risks being marginalized on the Transnistrian issue

In discussions regarding the peace plan for Ukraine, the interests of smaller states may be overlooked amidst the maneuvering of major powers. As a result, Chișinău risks jeopardizing its strategic position concerning the Transnistrian issue. Political analyst Laurențiu Pleșca emphasized on the show "IN CONTEXT" on Moldova 1 TV that the Republic of Moldova must stay vigilant and engage in active diplomacy during negotiations about the future of European security.

Cars stolen from France, discovered in the Republic of Moldova: law enforcement officers confiscated eight vehicles

Fourteen cars, worth a total of four million lei and believed to have been stolen from France, were discovered in the Republic of Moldova. Law enforcement officials announced the dismantling of a group involved in car smuggling after conducting 15 searches in Edineț, Anenii Noi, and Ialoveni. Six suspects, aged between 35 and 50, were targeted in this operation.

Raids in a case regarding the preparation of destabilizing actions and mass disorder in Moldova

Authorities conducted over fifty searches on Thursday, December 4th, throughout the Republic of Moldova as part of a criminal investigation into preparations for destabilization and mass disorder. The General Police Inspectorate reports that the case also involves the travel and training in Serbia during the summer and autumn of this year by suspects who allegedly received instruction to orchestrate destabilizing actions in Moldova.

Dairy farms in southern Moldova saved after forming a cluster

Businesses in the Republic of Moldova can attract more investment and create new jobs by establishing economic clusters modeled after successful European examples. To date, 20 clusters have been formed in the Republic of Moldova, with several more currently in development.

Moldova1 TV campaign | SAVE THE DILAPIDATED MANORS: Historic Janovski estate, featured in “The Fiddlers”, awaits revival

The Janovski manor house, one of the oldest boyar estates in the Republic of Moldova, is located in the village of Gura Bâcului, in the Anenii Noi district. After decades of neglect, the manor could soon be revitalized. The property is now privately owned, having been acquired by an entrepreneur from Chisinau who plans to fully restore it. The investment involved is several million lei; however, the restoration process must navigate a complex bureaucratic landscape. This is due to the manor house being listed in the register of state-protected monuments. The estate gained additional fame as a filming location for several scenes from the well-known movie "The Fiddlers," directed by Emil Loteanu.

EU reaches historic agreement in Brussels to fully abandon Russian gas by 2027

Historic decision in Brussels: The European Union agreed to completely phase out Russian gas by 2027. The European Council and the European Parliament have reached a consensus on a gradual, legally binding ban on all imports of natural gas—both liquefied and piped—from the Russian Federation.