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Victor Furtună, appointed interim head of PCCOCS

Victor Furtună's candidacy was approved today by the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP) for the position of interim head of the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS), reports MOLDPRES.

The decision of the CSP will be sent for examination and approval to the acting General Prosecutor, Ion Munteanu. Victor Furtună has held the position of anti-corruption prosecutor since April 2019. On November 17, 2022, he was appointed interim deputy head of PCCOCS. Furtună led the criminal prosecution group in the case of Alexandr Stoianoglo.

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Russian authorities intend to introduce penalties for "Russophobia" into the Criminal Code
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Russian authorities intend to introduce penalties for "Russophobia" into the Criminal Code

The Russian authorities intend to introduce into the Criminal Code penalties for "Russophobia", defined as discrimination against Russian citizens and residents of the Russian Federation by foreigners, reports Radio Svoboda.

Israel - in state of emergency, war and force majeure. Ambassador Alexandr Roitman urges Moldovans to be vigilant
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Israel - in state of emergency, war and force majeure. Ambassador Alexandr Roitman urges Moldovans to be vigilant

The security situation in Israel remains extremely fragile, with unpredictable developments, said the ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in Israel, Alexandr Roitman. The official said for Teleradio Moldova that in recent days, tensions have increased, especially following the Israeli military operations carried out in the north of the country and in the south of Lebanon.

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An unlikely negative vote in the October 20 referendum would create an unclear situation. "We are ready for the integration processes, but we are not ready for unclear situations ", said the EU ambassador in Chisinau, Janis Mazeiks, in an exclusive interview in Romanian to Moldova 1 TV. A possible positive vote in the referendum will not lead to significant changes. "The Republic of Moldova is already a candidate country," said the diplomat.