Ministry of Foreign Affairs was not notified of the presence of Moldovan citizens among the victims of the Magdeburg attack

No Moldovan citizen is currently among the victims of the car attack that occurred on Friday evening at the Christmas Market in the German city of Magdeburg, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Chisinau. The ministry reports that the Moldovan embassy in Berlin is in constant communication with German authorities. As of now, the incident has resulted in at least four deaths and approximately 200 injuries. The identities of all the victims have not yet been disclosed, and authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the event.

Maia Sandu: Moldova's accession to the European Union is a foreign policy priority

Moldova's accession to the European Union is a foreign policy priority, reaffirmed by citizens during the constitutional referendum vote, stated President Maia Sandu in a videoconference with the country’s ambassadors. She emphasized that key priorities include increasing the disbursement of European funds from the €1.8 billion investment plan provided by the EU. According to her, this Growth Plan will enhance economic development through investments in infrastructure, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, and job creation.

Cold weather and rain expected throughout the country

This weekend will bring cooler temperatures and light rain across much of the country. The State Hydrometeorological Service reports that rain is expected on Saturday, with predominantly cloudy skies.

Moldova’s billion theft: State bonds, loan recovery, and legal reforms

More than 24.5 billion lei will be paid from the state budget by 2041 to service the state bonds issued to cover the gap caused by the billion-dollar theft.

CJI Report: Moldova 1 prioritizes public interest

Moldova 1 primarily presented news and analysis in a neutral manner, with reduced coverage of political topics.

Transnistria faces energy crisis, hospitals and schools at risk

Hospitals in Transnistria could face closure, while schools might revert to remote learning if Gazprom fails to meet its contractual gas supply obligations starting January 1st.

Moldovan judges demand salary adjustments for independence

Moldovan judges are urging the Government and Parliament to respect Constitutional Court Decision No. 21 of 2022, which mandates annual salary adjustments for judges based on the national average wage.

Moldovan schools switch to centralized heating

Several buildings at the Academy of Economic Studies (ASEM) and the Technical University of Moldova (UTM) are transitioning to a centralized heating system.

Moldovan farmers protest for agricultural aid

Farmers from several districts across the country are protesting for the second consecutive day.

Maia Sandu’s year-end press conference live on Moldova 1

The President of the Republic of Moldova is holding a year-end press conference. Maia Sandu is currently answering journalists' questions on matters of public interest. The statements can be followed live on Moldova 1 and Radio Moldova.

Moldova trade unions protest for better wages and conditions

The National Confederation of Trade Unions of Moldova organized a new protest today, December 19, in front of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova.

Minister of Justice addresses the creation of the Anti-Corruption Court: Current stage and judge selection process

The Anti-Corruption Court will have its own headquarters, and the judges will undergo a stringent vetting process based on specific legal criteria. This new institution will consist of a maximum of 15 judges who will work closely with the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, which prioritizes the examination of cases related to grand corruption. This was announced by the Minister of Justice Veronica Mihailov-Moraru in the "Punctul de Azi" show on TVR Moldova.