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Davos: The Republic of Moldova asks allies for anti-aircraft defense systems and financial aid

The Republic of Moldova has asked its allies for anti-aircraft defence systems as the war in neighbouring Ukraine continues, but Russia's efforts to destabilise the Republic of Moldova have so far failed, President Maia Sandu said in an interview with Reuters at the Economic Forum on Thursday World from Davos, reports Agerpres.

"We asked for surveillance and air defence systems. We understand that Ukraine is a priority and must receive them, but we hope to receive something too," said Maia Sandu.

The Head of State added that the Republic of Moldova, in 2023, needs external financial aid that is at least at the level of 2022, i.e. at least 600 million euros, in order to protect its population in the face of inflation, Agerpres reports.

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Moldovans who have worked for at least 15 years in Italy will benefit from pensions
Social

Moldovans who have worked for at least 15 years in Italy will benefit from pensions

Moldovan citizens settled in Italy will benefit from pensions and other social benefits. An agreement in this regard was approved today by Parliament. It stipulates that our citizens must have a minimum work experience of 15 years, cumulatively, both on the territory of the Republic of Moldova and the Republic of Italy.

Deputy from Gagauzia, convicted of influence peddling: fine of 175,000 lei and confiscation of 240,000 lei
Social

Deputy from Gagauzia, convicted of influence peddling: fine of 175,000 lei and confiscation of 240,000 lei

A deputy from the territorial administrative unit (UTA) Gagauzia was fined 175,000 lei and had over 240,000 lei, the equivalent of 12,000 euros, confiscated for committing the crime of influence peddling. The decision was made by the Chisinau Court based in Buiucani, on November 26, 2024, informs the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.

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ANRE will approve new gas tariffs
Economic

ANRE will approve new gas tariffs

The National Energy Regulatory Agency is meeting on Friday, November 29, to examine and approve a new natural gas tariff. Under the draft decision, consumers could pay over three lei more for a cubic meter.