Grosu requests explanations in the case of Gorgan, suspected of espionage in favor of Russia: "It's about state security"

The Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, asks the legal institutions to communicate more and to explain at what stage the case of the former Chief of Staff of the National Army Igor Gorgan is, who, according to a journalistic investigation, would have delivered secret information to the Russian Federation. The Speaker claims that the case is one of national importance, aimed at the security of the state.

The prosecutor's office is examining the veracity of the information according to which Gorgan would have collaborated with Russia

The prosecutor's office is examining the veracity of the information from the investigation of "The Insider" journalists, who wrote that the former chief of the General Staff, Igor Gorgan, was an informant for Russian military espionage. The information was confirmed for "Teleradio-Moldova" by the spokeswoman of the General Prosecutor’s Office, Violina Moraru.

Head of Interpol Moldova appears before the magistrates: Prosecutors ask for 30 days of arrest

The prosecutors demand 30 days of arrest for the head of the Interpol Bureau Moldova, Viorel Țentiu. He was brought before the magistrates today, June 6.

Watch LIVE the plenary session of the Parliament

Deputies meet today, June 6, in a new plenary session.

Four doctors accused of malpractice at the "Gheorghe Paladi" Hospital in Chisinau

Four obstetricians from the "Gheorghe Paladi" Municipal Clinical Hospital will stand trial, announced the General Prosecutor's Office (PG). They are accused of negligently violating the rules or methods of providing medical assistance that caused the death of the patient.

Train collision kills at least four in Czech Republic

At least four people were killed and more than 20 others injured when a passenger train collided with a freight train in the Czech Republic on Wednesday night, international news agencies reported, citing authorities, CNN reports.

A man from Donbas was arrested in Paris for a sabotage plan

Police in France have arrested a 26-year-old Russian-Ukrainian man on suspicion of trying to make explosives and planning a violent act, BBC reports.

Vladislav Gribincea and Stella Bleșceaga, proposed to President Maia Sandu for positions at the SCJ

The Superior Council of the Magistracy (CSM) proposed to the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, the appointment of two candidates to the position of judge at the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ). It is about the lawyer Vladislav Gribincea and the magistrate Stella Bleșceaga.

New Rules: Ukrainian Men Face Travel Restrictions

Ukrainian men eligible for military service who hold dual citizenship or permanent residency abroad are now prohibited from departing the country.

Fugitive Oligarch Ilan Șor Faces Global Sanctions and 15-Year Sentence

If Ilan Șor were to eventually renounce his Moldovan citizenship after obtaining Russian citizenship, this would not affect the ongoing cases in which he is involved.

Moldovan General Exposed as Russian Spy: State Honors Revoked

A former head of the General Staff in the Republic of Moldova has been exposed by investigative journalists. Igor Gorgan is alleged to be an informant for Russia's Chief Intelligence Directorate (GRU).

Slovenia Recognizes Palestine, Joining Growing Movement

The Slovenian Parliament voted on Tuesday to approve a decree recognizing the state of Palestine.