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07/06/2023

JUST IN: Reports.

EU Integration and Moldova's Frozen Conflict: Progress, Challenges, and Reintegration Efforts

The recent European Political Community (EPC) summit held in Moldova showcased the country's commitment to European integration and highlighted

01/06/2023

JUST IN: Reports.

Zelenskiy Urges NATO Membership and Security Guarantees at Moldova Summit, Near Ukraine's Border

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy made a compelling case for Ukraine's inclusion in the NATO military alliance during a summit in Moldova, situated close to

16/05/2023

JUST IN: Reports.

Yevgenia Gutsul, a member of a pro-Russia party, emerged victorious in the recent local elections in Gagauzia, a semi-autonomous region in southern Moldova.

Yevgenia Gutsul, a member of a pro-Russia party, emerged victorious in the recent local elections in Gagauzia, a semi-autonomous region in southern

08/05/2023

JUST IN: Reports.

Protests are set to take place in the Moldovan capital, Chișinău, and pro-Russian forces are planning to cause mass disruption.

21/12/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 448
- Average: 64 (+15)
- New deaths: 7
- Average: 1 (+1)
- Total cases: 596,193
- Total deaths: 11,929

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

17/12/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

President () has said that, security services should probe a concert, which featured children singing the songs from Sandu replied:

“I don't know the details, I think they were held under the auspices of the local authorities”, while being asked, what she thought of the concert.

Maia Sandu said, “The Information and Security Service should look into this issue and find out whether they pose a threat to national security. The Soviet songs could promote war. Everyone who is engaged in such activities has to be sanctioned in indirect or direct form”.

The shows in question were held recently in, Moldova’s second largest city. They were organized with assistance from the embassy and city administration of

During the show, the children were dressed in costumes resembling Soviet soldiers’ uniforms. They sang songs, where were popularised during the war, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War.

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14/12/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 343
- Average: 49 (+2)
- New deaths: 2
- Average: 0 (0)
- Total cases: 595,745
- Total deaths: 11,922

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

07/12/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 329
- Average: 47 (+1)
- New deaths: 2
- Average: 0 (0)
- Total cases: 595,402
- Total deaths: 11,920

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

05/12/2022

BREAKING: Reports

The Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that border police discovered a fallen rocket in the republic's north, but did not specify who owned it but did share a photograph.

04/12/2022

BREAKING: Reports.

Moldova's central bank announced on Sunday that, an extraordinary meeting will be held on Monday in order to assess its main policy indicators, like key rate. Currently, Moldova's key policy rate is at 21.5%.

Moldova faces a spike in energy costs as it encounters a dispute with Russia's Gazprom, the main gas supplier.

03/12/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Spinu ( ) on Saturday announced an energy deal that would reduce the risk of "massive electricity outages" in the former Soviet republic.

Russian air strikes on energy infrastructure in Ukraine and reduced flow of natural gas from Russia’s Gazprom have impacted the energy security of Moldova as it go through widespread power outages.

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30/11/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 319
- Average: 46 (+10)
- New deaths: 5
- Average: 1 (0)
- Total cases: 595,073
- Total deaths: 11,918

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

23/11/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 253
- Average: 36 (-4)
- New deaths: 7
- Average: 1 (0)
- Total cases: 594,754
- Total deaths: 11,913

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

23/11/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

Moldova claimed on Wednesday that although Russia has not indicated that it will stop supplying it with gas next month, but that it is prepared for any scenario because Moscow is using energy resources as a "tool of blackmail."

On Tuesday, Russia's state-owned gas company Gazprom accused Ukraine of retaining gas supplies destined for Moldova, threatening to reduce gas supplies to Moldova that pass through Ukraine beginning November 28.

Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita said, "There are no signals that Russia will stop supplying gas to Moldova in December. But the government is ready for any scenario, as Russia continues to use energy resources as a tool of blackmail."

"Gazprom accuses Ukraine and Moldova of something that is not happening," Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Spinu said on the Telegram messaging app.

18/11/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

Moldova’s former president Igor Dodon, was released from house arrest on Friday by a court order and vowed to launch new protests against the current president Maia Sandu ( ).

The ex-President, seen as close ally to Moscow, was accused of taking bribe of up to $1 million. "I intend to go into the different regions and villages to talk to people, just as I did before," said Dodon upon his release.

16/11/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 278
- Average: 40 (+40)
- New deaths: 6
- Average: 1 (+1)
- Total cases: 594,154
- Total deaths: 11,900

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

15/11/2022

BREAKING: Reports

Following Russia's missile strikes into Ukraine, parts of Moldova, including the capital, Chisinau, experienced a power outage.

One cause was the interruption of electricity transmission from Romania to Moldova caused by the emergency shutdown of the Romania-Moldova high voltage transmission line.

Romania, on the other hand, has ceased power supply to Moldova.

Moldova only reported "massive power outages" across the country after Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Several areas of have lost power.

08/11/2022

WATCH: Reports.

At least 65 people were arrested during an opposition protest in Moldova’s capital of Kishinev, according to police.

"65 people, including four minors, were detained for identification. Persons who incited riots and posed a threat to public safety were identified," the Chief of the General Police Inspectorate said in a statement.

According to police, a total of 1,700 people participated in the Sunday protest in Kishinev, some of them attempting to break through the police cordon.

The Shor Party claimed that about 50,000 people turned out for the anti-government rally, and about 30,000 more protesters were unable to get to the protest as police 'prevented dozens of vans and buses from entering the capital'.

07/11/2022

WATCH: Reports.

Moldova's opposition Sor Party staged enormous rallies in Chisinau on Sunday, with over 50,000 people attempting to reach the city's centre to demand fast legislative elections, according to Sor member Dinu Turcanu.

Since September 18, thousands of people have been protesting against the government in regular protests around the nation.

According to organizers, police tried to prevent demonstrators from reaching Chisinau's centre by cordoning off the city's central square.

Demonstrators carried Moldovan flags, funeral wreaths, and white chrysanthemums, which they presented to police officers stationed in Chisinau's centre square.

02/11/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 566
- Average: 81 (-8)
- New deaths: 7
- Average: 1 (0)
- Total cases: 593,876
- Total deaths: 11,894

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

26/10/2022

Moldova COVID update:

- New cases: 622
- Average: 89 (0)
- New deaths: 9
- Average: 1 (0)
- Total cases: 593,310
- Total deaths: 11,887

More data: https://charts.medriva.com/country/MD

23/10/2022

WATCH: Reports.

Protestors chant: "Let's trade President Maia Sandu for wood!" More than 90,000 people took part in a protest against Moldova's government, according to Marina Tauber, vice president of the opposition Sor Party.

At the event, Tauber stated, "Over 90,000 people came out to protest the authorities." The authorities, according to the Sor Party, are irritated by such gatherings, so they "instill fear" in Moldovans and discourage them from taking to the streets.

"The Sor Party categorically denies all accusations leveled by the interior ministry that it is plotting to destabilize the situation at today's protest against poverty and crisis caused by the Party of Action and Solidarity," said organizers in a statement.

The party urged activists to keep the peace and to be on the lookout for potential police and Moldovan government provocations. "Representatives from the authorities and law enforcement agencies are at odds with Moldovan citizens.

We're not doing anything wrong, and we don't want to fight back, but being confronted by police officers armed with guns and batons is unacceptably harsh." Tauber stated this.

The Sor Party has been holding rallies in Chisinau in collaboration with the Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova since mid-September. Protesters are outraged by the government's unprecedented increase in energy and food prices, as well as high inflation and a decline in living standards. Several polls show that roughly 60% of Moldova's population doubts the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity's ability to stay in power for another three years until the next parliamentary elections.

Furthermore, roughly 70% of Moldovans are unhappy with the government's policies, and nearly 65% favor a change in government. Moldova's core inflation rate averaged 6.26 percent from 2011 to 2022, peaking at 19.50 percent last month in September 2022.

Moldova also has one of Europe's lowest GDP per capita, with 4,551.13 USD per person.

23/10/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

Thousands of protesters denounced Moldova's pro-Western leaders and marched in the country's capital Chișinău for the sixth consecutive Sunday. They had set up new tents, days after police cleared a similar encampment.

19/10/2022

17/10/2022

BREAKING: Reports

Today, over 50,000 people protested in Chisinau, Moldova, against the economic crisis and rising energy prices.

Protesters also demanded the resignation of President Maia Sandu (). Inflation in Moldova has risen by 35%.

17/10/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

On Sunday, the Lebanese military alleged that Israeli naval gunships had entered Lebanon's territorial seas, violating Lebanon's sovereignty. The allegation was denied by the .

The most recent reported incident allegedly occurred on Saturday off the coast of Naqoura in southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese military, which also claims an Israeli vessel entered Lebanese territory for about 330 metres and remained there for 10 minutes before returning. Lebanon stated that this event was the most recent of several that had occurred in recent weeks and that they had brought up the matter with the UN Interim Force in Lebanon ().

The allegation has been denied by the Israeli military. There was no incidence of Israeli vessels violating the territorial seas on the Lebanese border, according to a statement from the IDF. The event occurred shortly after Israel and Lebanon declared they had reached a "historic" understanding about their shared maritime border in the Mediterranean Sea's gas-rich waters.

The exclusive economic zone offshore between Israel and Lebanon is controversial because Israel and Lebanon have never agreed to define their land border; instead, they adhere to a UN-enforced ceasefire "Blue Line". Prior to a gas discovery bonanza that started in the eastern Mediterranean a decade ago, which may have reshaped the region's economic future, the lack of a maritime boundary had not been a significant problem.

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JUST IN: #BNNMoldova Reports. Moldova’s former president Igor Dodon, was released from house arrest on Friday by a court order and vowed to launch new protests against the current president Maia Sandu ( @sandumaiamd ). The ex-President, seen as close ally to Moscow, was accused of taking bribe of up to $1 million. "I intend to go into the different regions and villages to talk to people, just as I did before," said Dodon upon his release. #Moldova #IgorDodon #MaiaSandu

WATCH: #BNNMoldova Reports. At least 65 people were arrested during an opposition protest in Moldova’s capital of Kishinev, according to police. "65 people, including four minors, were detained for identification. Persons who incited riots and posed a threat to public safety were identified," the Chief of the General Police Inspectorate said in a statement. According to police, a total of 1,700 people participated in the Sunday protest in Kishinev, some of them attempting to break through the police cordon. The Shor Party claimed that about 50,000 people turned out for the anti-government rally, and about 30,000 more protesters were unable to get to the protest as police 'prevented dozens of vans and buses from entering the capital'. #Moldova #Protest

WATCH: #BNNMoldova Reports. Moldova's opposition Sor Party staged enormous rallies in Chisinau on Sunday, with over 50,000 people attempting to reach the city's centre to demand fast legislative elections, according to Sor member Dinu Turcanu. Since September 18, thousands of people have been protesting against the government in regular protests around the nation. According to organizers, police tried to prevent demonstrators from reaching Chisinau's centre by cordoning off the city's central square. Demonstrators carried Moldovan flags, funeral wreaths, and white chrysanthemums, which they presented to police officers stationed in Chisinau's centre square. #Moldova #Protest

WATCH: #BNNMoldova Reports. Protestors chant: "Let's trade President Maia Sandu @sandumaiamd for wood!" More than 90,000 people took part in a protest against Moldova's government, according to Marina Tauber, vice president of the opposition Sor Party. At the event, Tauber stated, "Over 90,000 people came out to protest the authorities." The authorities, according to the Sor Party, are irritated by such gatherings, so they "instill fear" in Moldovans and discourage them from taking to the streets. "The Sor Party categorically denies all accusations leveled by the interior ministry that it is plotting to destabilize the situation at today's protest against poverty and crisis caused by the Party of Action and Solidarity," said organizers in a statement. The party urged activists to keep the peace and to be on the lookout for potential police and Moldovan government provocations. "Representatives from the authorities and law enforcement agencies are at odds with Moldovan citizens. We're not doing anything wrong, and we don't want to fight back, but being confronted by police officers armed with guns and batons is unacceptably harsh." Tauber stated this. The Sor Party has been holding rallies in Chisinau in collaboration with the Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova since mid-September. Protesters are outraged by the government's unprecedented increase in energy and food prices, as well as high inflation and a decline in living standards. Several polls show that roughly 60% of Moldova's population doubts the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity's ability to stay in power for another three years until the next parliamentary elections. Furthermore, roughly 70% of Moldovans are unhappy with the government's policies, and nearly 65% favor a change in government. Moldova's core inflation rate averaged 6.26 percent from 2011 to 2022, peaking at 19.50 percent last month in September 2022. Moldova also has one of Europe's lowest GDP per capita, with 4,551.1

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BREAKING: #BNNMoldova Reports Today, over 50,000 people protested in Chisinau, Moldova, against the economic crisis and rising energy prices. Protesters also demanded the resignation of President Maia Sandu (@sandumaiamd). Inflation in Moldova has risen by 35%.

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