“Manuc Bey” director sanctioned by ANI for hiring nephew

Anatolie Sajin, the director of the Public Institution "Conacul Manuc Bey" Resilience and Conservation Center, is facing a fine ranging from 6,000 to 9,000 lei. This penalty follows the National Integrity Authority's (ANI) decision, which identified a conflict of interest after Sajin hired his nephew at the institution he manages.

Activist Anatol Matasaru detained for “harassing” judge; lawyer calls it disproportionate

Civic activist Anatol Mătăsaru was detained for 72 hours by police in Hâncești after allegedly traveling to the locality of Sărata Galbenă to gather information for an investigation into the property of judge Ana Cucerescu. While law enforcement officials claim that Mătăsaru is being investigated for harassment, representatives from civil society deem his detention "disproportionate" and caution that it poses risks to the ability to document matters of public interest.

Ludmila Vartic case: lawyers allege investigation irregularities

New information is emerging in the case of Ludmila Vartic. Violeta Gașițoi, one of the lawyers handling the case, stated that after reviewing approximately 1,000 pages of the file with her colleague, she uncovered multiple illegalities, instances of negligence, and procedural violations that could significantly impact the investigation. Additionally, the defence attorney suggests that there may be two suspects, or even two individuals who could be charged in the case.

US intelligence warns of resilient Iranian arsenal despite Operation Epic Fury strikes

Despite five weeks of intensive daily strikes by U.S. and Israeli forces, nearly half of Iran’s missile launchers and thousands of attack drones remain intact, according to the latest U.S. intelligence assessments.

VIDEO │ Nearly 3 kg of psychotropic slimming pills seized in smuggling operation

The Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS) is handling a case involving the smuggling of psychotropic substances. Nearly three kilograms of drugs were intercepted in the Republic of Moldova, which had been sent from Kazakhstan by mail under the guise of "slimming" products. These drugs were intended to be trafficked to Ukraine.

UN report: Russia and Moldova accused of human rights violations in Dimov case

The Russian Federation and the Republic of Moldova have been reported to the UN regarding the case of Alexandr Dimov. The Promo-LEX Association and the European Prison Litigation Network have jointly filed a complaint, condemning the inhumane treatment and arbitrary detention he experienced on the left bank of the Nistru. They also emphasize the absence of effective rehabilitation mechanisms following his release.

Unexplained wealth of €714k uncovered in Moldova’s judicial vetting report

The Moldova Judicial Vetting Commission evaluated 69 magistrates in 2025, identifying significant financial integrity breaches. According to the annual report presented to Parliament, 20 judges resigned during the process, while 15 others failed due to unexplained wealth.

Forensic exam in Ludmila Vartic case completed; cause of death confirmed

Ludmila Vartic died after falling from a height. This conclusion was reached by experts in the forensic report, which stated that the 38-year-old woman’s death resulted from multiple fractures and trauma to her internal organs.

Moldova’s Supreme Court at half capacity as judicial crisis grows)

Moldova’s judicial system is facing a severe staffing crisis, with only 388 out of 524 judge positions currently filled. The Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) is the hardest hit, operating with only half of its required bench.

Vladimir Andronachi and Victor Osipov placed in 30-day preventive arrest

Former Democratic MP Vladimir Andronachi and former Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Victor Osipov, were placed in pretrial detention for 30 days.

Two men detained for spraying deputy Vasile Costiuc with water

Two men were detained after spraying water on the leader of the "Democracy at Home" Party, MP Vasile Costiuc. The incident happened on Wednesday evening, March 25. Law enforcement officials identified one of the suspects as being originally from the Transnistrian region. Costiuc believes he was targeted in an act of intimidation.

Former Bucharest Court of Appeal judge appointed to Vetting Commission

Aida-Oana Popescu, a former judge of the Bucharest Court of Appeal, has been appointed as a member of the Commission for the External Evaluation of the Ethical and Financial Integrity of judges and candidates for the position of judge of the Supreme Court of Justice. This appointment was approved by 66 deputies on March 26, following the voting of a bill related to this matter.