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Friday, November 06, 2026
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Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has assessed his first 100 days in office, identifying public support as the government's main outstanding issue. The administration is reportedly preparing labor code amendments and staff reductions to address concerns over national bankruptcy and the country's financial stability.
The opposition has responded to the government's performance with threats of a no-confidence vote. Former President Igor Dodon and the Party of Socialists have demanded the Prime Minister report to Parliament. Meanwhile, a new fraud scheme has emerged involving individuals who impersonated State Security Service employees to trick victims out of millions of euros.
A 'Gerbera' drone discovered in a forest near Gordinești was confirmed to be carrying no explosives. The government is also discussing potential visa requirements for Russian, Belarusian, and Chinese citizens to align with EU policies. Additionally, the independent outlet Agora announced it will move exclusively to social media platforms starting in May 2026.
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Chisinau's mayor's office received a bomb threat on the third anniversary of the current administration's work, leading to a police investigation. Mayor Ion Ceban had been scheduled to present a report on his three years in office.
NewsMaker:
Mayor's Office 'Bombed' on Report Anniversary: Police Respond
Chisinau's mayor's office received a bomb threat on the third anniversary of the current administration's work, prompting a police investigation.
TRIBUNA.MD:
Ion Ceban to Present Report on Three Years Since Beginning His Second Term as…
Ion Ceban, Mayor General of Chișinău, will present a report on his activities over the three years since securing his second term in office, TRIBUNA reports.
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Moldova has seen new instances of fraud where individuals impersonated State Security Service (SIS) employees, deceiving victims into transferring millions of euros.
Ziarul de Gardă:
New Fraud Cases: Posing as SIS Employees, They Tricked Victims Out of Millions…
New cases of fraud have emerged in Moldova where individuals impersonated State Security Service (SIS) employees, convincing victims to transfer millions of euros.
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After 12 years of independent journalism, Agora, through its publisher Interact Media SRL, will exclusively publish content on its social media accounts and Laziar starting May 14, 2026.
Agora:
Agora Shifts to Social Media-Only Presence from May 14
After 12 years of independent journalism, Agora, through its publisher Interact Media SRL, will exclusively publish its content on social media accounts and Laziar starting May 14, 2026.
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Moldova is discussing the potential adoption of EU visa policies, which could lead to the introduction of visa requirements for citizens from Russia, Belarus, and China, as the country continues its path towards European integration.
NewsMaker:
Moldova to Introduce Visas for Russians, Belarusians, and Chinese?
A discussion is underway regarding Moldova's potential adoption of EU visa policies, which could affect citizens from Russia, Belarus, and China.
TV8:
Moldova may introduce visas for Russians and Belarusians; Vasile Tofan: 'We…
Moldova is considering implementing visa requirements for citizens of Russia and Belarus, with Minister Vasile Tofan stating the country's commitment to its European integration.
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A 'Gerbera' type drone was found in a forest near Gordinești, Rezina district, and authorities confirmed it was not carrying explosives.
IPN:
Drone discovered in a forest near Gordinești, Rezina district
A drone, identified as a 'Gerbera' type, was found in a forest near Gordinești, Rezina district, and was not carrying explosives.
TV8:
Ukraine War: Drone incident in Rezina, casualties, and attack in Russia…
The war in Ukraine has reached its 1716th day, with reports of a drone incident in Rezina, casualties, and an attack in Russia, alongside a surprise for Krasnoselski following a visit with Putin.
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Vadim Krasnoselsky, the president of Transnistria, will be barred from leaving Moldova for five years upon his return from Moscow, where he received Russia's Order of Honour. Moldova's Bureau for Reintegration Policies condemned the visit as a 'provocation by Russia aimed at undermining Moldova's European integration aspirations.'
Informat.ro:
Vadim Krasnelski will be barred from leaving the Republic of Moldova for five…
The separatist leader in Tiraspol, Vadim Krasnelski, will be barred from leaving the territory of the Republic of Moldova for five years after returning from Moscow, where he was decorated by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
NewsMaker:
Chisinau will ban Krasnoselski, recently honored by Putin, from leaving for…
Vadim Krasnoselski, the separatist leader in Tiraspol, will be banned from leaving the Republic of Moldova for five years upon his return from Moscow. The Bureau for Reintegration Policies announced the measure after his visit to the Russian capital, where he received the Russian Federation's Order of Honour on November 4.
The Moscow Times:
Moldova Hits Kremlin-Backed Transnistria Leader With 5-Year Travel Ban After…
Moldova has banned the Moscow-backed leader of its breakaway region of Transnistria from traveling abroad for the next five years after he went to Russia and accepted a state award from President Vladimir Putin.
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