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Nordgaz managers accuse discrimination, they filed a complaint with the Council for Equality

The managers of the Nordgaz company, affiliated to the Șor group, filed a complaint with the Council for Equality. According to them, the company would have been discriminated against by two commercial banks that would have refused access to banking services. Nordgaz was temporarily left without a supply license, because it took unauthorized gas from the national pipeline system.

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Sursa: facebook/ Nordgaz Furnizare Moldova

Nordgaz is the company used by the Șor group that promised gas for ten lei per cubic meter in the Gagauz Autonomous Region. Ilan Sor is subject to international sanctions for actions to destabilize the Republic of Moldova.

Previously, the energy expert, Sergiu Tofilat, said for Moldova 1 that the banks working with the Sor group could be internationally sanctioned.

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Government reshuffles at the forefront of political discussions
Political

Government reshuffles at the forefront of political discussions

The topic of government reshuffles is currently at the forefront of political discussions. Consultations with various parties, including those outside of Parliament, are scheduled to take place on Monday. Moldova 1 TV interviewed deputies to gather their opinions on which ministers should be replaced. While the opposition is calling for the resignation of the entire Cabinet, some MPs are focusing on potential reshuffles in key areas such as justice and home affairs.

Next steps in the Republic of Moldova's accession process to the EU were discussed by Anca Dragu and Jānis Mažeiks
Political

Next steps in the Republic of Moldova's accession process to the EU were discussed by Anca Dragu and Jānis Mažeiks

The governor of the National Bank of Romania, Anca Dragu, met with Jānis Mažeiks, the head of the Deleation of the European Union in Chișinău, to review the main recommendations from this year's EU Enlargement Report regarding Moldova. They focused on actions needed to meet the EU accession criteria.

Russia stops natural gas supplies to Austria. Gazprom, unhappy that it was forced to pay fines of 230 million euros
International

Russia stops natural gas supplies to Austria. Gazprom, unhappy that it was forced to pay fines of 230 million euros

Russia stopped natural gas supplies to Austria this morning. Gazprom, the energy giant in Russia, is unhappy that it was forced to pay fines of 230 million euros for non-compliance with contractual provisions, writes Euronews. The announcement was made by the Austrian company, which manages the gas transportation network.