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12:48 PM, May 20, 2012
  • Harsh statements from a journalist over the Russian Patriarchate

    Harsh statements from a journalist over the Russian Patriarchate

    “Do not stick your snout in Moldova’s affairs!” This statement was made by the Russian journalist Valeria Novodvorskaya and is addressed to the Russian Orthodox Church. She made this comment referring to the anti-discrimination draft law which became controversial in Moldova lately. In a video posted recently on the internet, the journalist urges...
  • Electricity contract between Moldova and Ukraine has been restored

    Electricity contract between Moldova and Ukraine has been restored

    The electric power contract between Moldova’s ENRGOCOM and Ukraine’s DTEK POWER TRADE has been extended today after it expired on April 1. According to a press release, the quantity of electric power which will be imported monthly under the conditions stated in the contract is enough to supply RED NORD and RED NORD-VEST providers with the necessary...
  • Moldova calls off its Ambassador from Russia

    Moldova calls off its Ambassador from Russia

    The Moldovan Ambassador to Russia Andrei Neguta has been called back for ‘inappropriate statements’. The decision was made public today by the Moldovan Foreign Minister Iurie Leanca during the Governmental session. “All the ambassadors should know that they have been sent to serve Moldova’s interests and represent our country. No offence to anybody,...
  • Moldova among the latest countries to join the Statelessness Conventions

    Moldova among the latest countries to join the Statelessness Conventions

    Moldova and Bulgaria have become the latest states to accede to Statelessness Conventions, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) informs. Moldova formally deposited its instruments of accession to the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness with the United Nations...
  • The unheard voices from Transnistria

    The unheard voices from Transnistria

    There is daily news written about Transnistria. The public opinion is informed about the level of negotiation over the settlement of the conflict, but the media avoids the most important part of the story: the people’s life in this region and their attitude. Being obliged to cross an inner border within their country, many people are tired of useless...

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  1. Former Transnistrian bankers on the wanted list

    Former Transnistrian bankers on the wanted list

    Two former bankers from Transnistria, Oleg Brizitki and Stephan Shinkariuk are suspected of jobbery with severe aftermaths for the region’s economy. They are on the wanted list of the Center for Fight against Economic Crimes and Corruption. The men are suspected to have helped Oleg Smirnov, the son of the former leader of Transnistria Igor Smirnov,...

    yesterday, 06:25 PM | --
  2. Moldovan President: Russia has political interests in Transnistria

    Moldovan President: Russia has political interests in Transnistria

    One of the roots of the Transnistrian conflict is the political interest of Russia, the Moldovan President Nicolae Timofti said within an interview with Euronews. Being asked about the way he thinks the conflict will be settled, Mr. Timofti said that the “5+2” talks are the key solution. “We do get the help of the European Union, the US and of...

    Friday, May 18 | --
  3. HIV carriers of Moldova subject to severe discrimination

    HIV carriers of Moldova subject to severe discrimination

    When we are talking about discrimination in Moldova, we are not referring only to the recent developments regarding the discrimination of gay people. There are many other types of severe discrimination some people deal with. A recent investigation made by www.discriminare.md, an anti-discrimination related website, shows how people infected with...

    Friday, May 18 | --
  4. IMF: Moldova deals with non-transparent ownership

    IMF: Moldova deals with non-transparent ownership

    The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Nikolay Gueorguiev said the Moldovan authorities have reached a staff-level agreement on ending the fifth review under the Extended Credit Facility/Extended Fund Facility. He made the statement after his work visit to Moldova which ended yesterday. “The agreement is subject to approval by the IMF Management...

    Friday, May 18 | --
  5. Moldova registered a 3.4% decrease of industrial production

    Moldova registered a 3.4% decrease of industrial production

    Moldovan industrial enterprises produced 3.4% less goods in the first quarter of 2012 as compared with the equivalent period of the last year, Infotag news agency reports. The data does not cover the Transnistrian region. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, a decrease in production was registered. The tobacco goods recorded the highest...

    Thursday, May 17 | --
  6. Moldova worst in Europe for gay rights

    Moldova worst in Europe for gay rights

    Moldova and Russia are the countries with the most negative score gained in terms of meeting the basic requirements of human rights standards, referring to the acceptance and full legal equality for LGBTI people, a recent report shows. The countries were rated with -4.5 points. They are followed by other four countries with a score of -4 points. These...

    Thursday, May 17 | --
  7. EU to halt its enlargement process as of next year?

    EU to halt its enlargement process as of next year?

    The European Union enlargement process will stop as of 2013. According to the Azeri news website ABC, which quotes the chairman of the Polish Senate Bogdan Borusewicz, the European dream of Ukraine, Turkey, Georgia and Serbia won’t become true. The official said that after Croatia’s entry in the European Union in 2013 will close the doors to new...

    Thursday, May 17 | --
  8. Dublin: “Russian army, go home!”

    Dublin: “Russian army, go home!”

    A group of Moldovans residing in Ireland demonstrated today in front of the Russian Embassy in Dublin chanting “Russian army go home, leave Moldova alone.” The Bessarabian community from Ireland who are the organizers of the demonstration, said they wanted to show to the international public that Russia is the one which continues to keep its troops...

    Wednesday, May 16 | --
  9. Moldovan soprano Maria Bieshu died at 76

    Moldovan soprano Maria Bieshu died at 76

    Moldovan well-known opera singer Maria Bieshu, 76, died today after an incurable disease.She has been hospitalized two weeks ago. In 1967 the singer won one of the most famous opera contests in the world becoming the best Cio-Cio-San. She sang on the grandest stages of the world, playing more than 30 roles. She has been given an offer to be...

    Wednesday, May 16 | --
  10. EU reports: Moldova is a good example for the countries within the Eastern Partnership

    EU reports: Moldova is a good example for the countries within the Eastern Partnership

    Significant reforms have been made in all public sectors of the Republic of Moldova. The assessment was given in a public report by the European Commission yesterday presenting the implementation of the new European Neighborhood Policy adopted in 2011. “Negotiations on a future EU-Republic of Moldova Association Agreement continued at good pace...

    Wednesday, May 16 | --
  11. CoE concerned about LGBT rights, while Moldova still condemns homosexuality

    CoE concerned about LGBT rights, while Moldova still condemns homosexuality

    “Europe must not move backwards on LGBT rights” urges the Council of Europe Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland. He warned that discrimination and prejudice against LGBT community people is still threatening the lives of millions of Europeans. “LGBT people still face intolerant attitudes and social barriers across most, if not all, Council of Europe...

    Tuesday, May 15 | --
  12. Demonstrations and conferences mark 200 years since Russia’s annexation of Bessarabia

    Demonstrations and conferences mark 200 years since Russia’s annexation of Bessarabia

    Romanians from the Republic of Moldova will mark tomorrow 200 years since the Russians annexed Bessarabia. The Romanian Senate from Bucharest will organize a debate entitled “200 years from the first abduction of Bessarabia by Russia and its impact on the Romanian history.” Several important personalities, such as scholars, historians, political...

    Tuesday, May 15 | --
  13. Survey: Communist Vladimir Voronin – the most trusted politician in Moldova

    Survey: Communist Vladimir Voronin – the most trusted politician in Moldova

    The head of the Communist Party of Moldova Vladimir Voronin is among the most trusted politicians in Moldova. According to a survey whose data were revealed today, 18% of the respondents said they trust Vladimir Voronin, a former President of Moldova. Mr. Voronin is followed by the current Prime Minister Vlad Filat who is trusted by 13% of the population. Marian...

    Tuesday, May 15 | --
  14. Protest in front of the Russian Embassy in Chisinau

    Protest in front of the Russian Embassy in Chisinau

    Over 300 teenagers, mainly members of the young team of the Liberal Party of Moldova peacefully demonstrated in front of the Russian Embassy in Chisinau today. They expressed their anger over the Russian annexation of Bessarabia in 1812, today the Republic of Moldova. This year the historians mark 200 years since the Bucharest Peace Treaty that...

    Monday, May 14 | --
  15. More financial aids enter Moldova

    More financial aids enter Moldova

    Moldova has signed three documents on financial aid offered by the European Union, Infotag news agency reports. Moldovan Premier Vlad Filat signed a program on budget support to the healthcare sector. The overall cost of the projects rise to 46.6 million Euro. The fourth tranche of money was transferred to Moldova in April. It amounts 4.4 million...

    Monday, May 14 | --