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The government voted to extend the state of emergency by 60 days

The state of emergency on the territory of the Republic of Moldova will be extended again for a period of 60 days, starting from the fourth of February. A draft decision was approved on Wednesday at the meeting of the cabinet of ministers and is to be debated in the plenary session of the Parliament.

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We remind you that the last time, the state of emergency in the Republic of Moldova was extended for a period of 60 days on December 6.

For the first time, the state of emergency was introduced on February 24, with the beginning of the war in Ukraine.

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Shocking case in Codru. A 5-year-old child, sexually harassed by a pensioner
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Shocking case in Codru. A 5-year-old child, sexually harassed by a pensioner

The law enforcement officers detained a 69-year-old man after he allegedly sexually harassed a 5-year-old child. According to the press officer of the Chisinau Police Department, Svetlana Scripnic, the case occurred two days ago on Drumul Schinoasei str. in Codru.

Janis Mazeiks about the October referendum: We are ready for the integration processes
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Janis Mazeiks about the October referendum: We are ready for the integration processes

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.

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.