The Liberal Party calls for Oleg Ozerov to be declared persona non grata after he claimed Russian-speaking residents of Transnistria face "linguistic pressure."
The Liberal Party calls for Oleg Ozerov, Russia's designated ambassador, to be expelled.
Ozerov claimed Russian speakers in Transnistria face "linguistic pressure" over Romanian-language teaching.
Liberals say the remarks are a provocation and constitute interference in Moldova's internal affairs.
The "Media-Guard" association brought a travelling exhibition on political and electoral culture to Taraclia, where residents admitted that a corruption-free public space felt utterly unrealistic.
The platform used a pre-established emergency channel to notify the National Investigations Inspectorate after a man from Briceni turned aggressive on camera.
TikTok contacted Moldovan police directly through a dedicated emergency channel.
A man from Briceni threatened his wife while streaming live on the platform.
Officers located the suspect immediately after receiving the tip-off.
Moldova's president warns that disinformation on social media is trying to derail the merger of small municipalities, which she calls villages' only real chance at development.
Sandu denounces a rise in online disinformation aimed at blocking the administrative reform.
The reform involves merging small municipalities deemed financially unviable.
The president argues the changes were overdue by at least two decades.
A one-time hiring incentive for young specialists in security and law enforcement has support from the institutions involved, but finance and labour ministries want an impact study first.
Unions propose a 200,000-lei one-time bonus for young recruits in Moldova's security sector.
Defence and law enforcement institutions support the measure, citing a real staffing crisis.
Finance and Labour ministries want a full impact assessment before any decision is made.
Moldova's Supreme Court held a new hearing in the so-called "bag" case against Socialist Party leader Igor Dodon — Chișinău mayor Ion Ceban failed to appear once more.
Two defense witnesses testified at Moldova's Supreme Court of Justice on Monday.
Chișinău mayor Ion Ceban was absent for the second consecutive time.
Former prosecutor Sergiu Grozu and local Socialist leader Valeriu Ciorici were heard.
The Finance Ministry in Chișinău reports a 14.26 billion lei shortfall — the war in Ukraine and persistent economic pressures weighed heavily on public finances.
Moldova's 2025 budget deficit reached 14.26 billion lei, or 4% of GDP.
Expenditures grew faster than revenues, according to the Finance Ministry.
The war in Ukraine and persistent economic difficulties are cited as the main causes.