CSP dismisses prosecutor accused of student harassment: “Human dignity must be respected”

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.

They filmed owners’ movements to plan burglaries: Two suspects 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.

Raids in the destabilization and mass disorder case 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.

Moldova remains under Russian hybrid pressure, prompting the defense minister to urge stronger interstate partnerships in South-Eastern Europe

The Republic of Moldova continues to face hybrid pressures and risks that manifest in various ways. These include the illegal stationing of Russian troops in the Transnistrian region, instances of informational propaganda, and unauthorized overflights of its airspace. This warning was issued by the Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatîi, during the South-Eastern Europe Defence Ministerial (SEDM) Meeting, held on November 28 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Organizer of the weapons smuggling detected at Leușeni customs, detained for 30 days

The organizer of the arms smuggling operation, who was detected in a truck at the Leușeni-Albita customs on November 20, was placed in preventive custody for 30 days. This decision was made by the magistrates of the Chișinău Court in Ciocana on November 28.

Russia slams Moldova's EU/NATO bid as 'invented threat'

The Russian Federation has once again accused the authorities in Chișinău of employing an "invented Russian threat" to justify the Republic of Moldova’s rapprochement with the European Union and NATO, claiming Chișinău is "militarizing" the country's territory.

National guard soldier dies after DC shooting near White House

US National Guard soldier Sarah Beckstrom, wounded in the shooting attack near the White House in Washington, has died at the hospital.

Moldova revokes citizenship of 5 Russian OGRF recruits

Five citizens of the Republic of Moldova who enlisted in the Operational Group of Russian Forces (OGRF) in the Transnistrian region have been stripped of their Moldovan citizenship. President Maia Sandu signed the decree to revoke the citizenship of the five individuals on Thursday, November 27.

Moldova BNM governance reform passes first reading

The procedure for appointing members to the governing bodies of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) is set for a change.

Rubio: US security guarantees for Ukraine only after peace deal

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reportedly informed European allies that Washington will only be willing to offer security guarantees to Ukraine after a peace agreement has been signed with Russia.

Maia Sandu: Moldova faces brutal war pressure, needs EU

The Republic of Moldova, Romania, and the whole of Europe "are living under the pressure of a brutal war on our borders, the consequences of which reach our villages and households," stated President Maia Sandu at the reception organized on November 26 in Chișinău to mark Romania's National Day.

Moldova EU hopes: Grandfather of 'Smartest Kid' speaks

The grandfather of the 'World's Smartest Kid' lives in the Moldovan village of Abaclia, Basarabeasca district, working as a local route driver.