The Superior Council of Prosecutors voted to validate Andrei Balan despite the evaluation commission finding twice that he failed to meet integrity standards — a first in Moldova.
The CSP overruled the evaluation commission twice and validated prosecutor Andrei Balan's integrity report.
Three council members — Cebotari, Sorbala and Cojuhari — voted in favour of acceptance.
It is the first case in Moldova where a prosecutor clears the integrity process through a CSP vote against the commission's findings.
The prosecutors' evaluation commission held a closed-door hearing with Liliana Partole over her previous work at the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.
The evaluation commission heard Liliana Partole behind closed doors on Tuesday.
The hearing focuses on her tenure at Moldova's Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.
The commission flagged unspecified issues; Partole agreed to proceed with the evaluation.
Moldova's National Security Council reviewed gas, electricity and fuel supplies amid international tensions and external market volatility, finding no immediate risk.
Moldova's National Security Council met Tuesday, chaired by President Maia Sandu, to assess energy security.
Official finding: no immediate risk to gas, electricity or fuel supplies.
The meeting came three days after the 400 kV Romania–Moldova–Ukraine line went down.
Former president Igor Dodon travelled to Minsk for talks with the Belarusian dictator, while Chișinău formally notified the CIS of its withdrawal from core agreements.
Dodon met Lukashenko in Minsk; Belarus signals active interest in Moldovan politics.
Moldova formally notified the CIS of withdrawal from core agreements, reinforcing its EU course.
The National Security Council met to evaluate current risks and response measures.