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President Maia Sandu has revoked the Moldovan citizenship of three individuals, notably including two described as members of the de facto legislature in Tiraspol. This action by the head of state highlights ongoing efforts related to national sovereignty and the breakaway region. Meanwhile, authorities are developing a mechanism to individually notify citizens affected by the recent large-scale cyberattack and data leak. New information reveals that an ordinary citizen initially uncovered the cyberattack, leading to ongoing investigations. In other developments, Moldova and Ukraine are negotiating the implementation of joint border control at two crossing points within Moldovan territory. The Tofan government has also marked 100 days in office, with the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) acknowledging progress, while the opposition expressed little commendation.

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President Maia Sandu has revoked the Moldovan citizenship of three individuals. Among those affected are two individuals identified as members of the de facto legislature in Tiraspol, a move that underscores the country's stance on the Transnistrian region.

IPN: Moldovan President Revokes Citizenship for Three Individuals, Including…

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has revoked the Moldovan citizenship of three individuals, two of whom are described as members of the de facto legislature in Tiraspol.

New details have emerged regarding a significant cyberattack in Moldova, revealing that an ordinary citizen was instrumental in uncovering the large-scale data leak. Following this, Moldovan authorities are now planning to develop a mechanism to individually notify all affected citizens.

NewsMaker: Cyberattack on Moldova Uncovered by Ordinary Citizen, New Details on Massive…

A cyberattack affecting Moldova was uncovered by an ordinary citizen, with new information emerging about a large-scale data leak.

NewsMaker: Moldova to Purchase Military Trucks, Victims of Cyberattack to Be Notified…

Moldova has agreed on military cooperation with Romania, President Sandu's salary will double, and victims of the cyberattack will receive notifications.

NewsMaker: Data Leak After Cyberattack. Authorities Will Develop a Mechanism for…

Following a cyberattack and subsequent data leak, Moldovan authorities plan to create a system for individually notifying affected citizens.

Moldova and Ukraine are currently engaged in negotiations to implement joint border control at two specific crossing points within Moldovan territory. This development comes amid a parliamentary debate between Vice-Presidents Doina Gherman and Vlad Batrincea concerning the military cooperation agreement between the two countries and its implications for the war in Ukraine.

NewsMaker: Moldova Agrees to Joint Control with Ukraine at Two Border Crossing Points…

Moldova has agreed to implement joint border control with Ukraine at two specific crossing points, with ongoing negotiations.

IPN: Parliamentary Exchange Between Gherman and Batrincea on Ukraine War

A debate took place in the Moldovan Parliament between Vice-Presidents Doina Gherman and Vlad Batrincea concerning the cooperation agreement between Moldova and Ukraine and its relation to the war in Ukraine.

IPN: Moldova and Ukraine Negotiate Joint Border Control at Two Crossing Points

Chisinau and Kyiv are in negotiations to implement joint border control at two crossing points within Moldova.

The government led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has marked its first 100 days in office. The ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) has highlighted progress during this period, while opposition parties have found little to commend.

TV8: Tofan Government at 100 Days: PAS Sees Progress, Opposition Finds Little to…

The Tofan government marks 100 days in office, with the PAS party noting progress while the opposition states there is little to commend.

After 12 years of independent journalism, Agora, published by Interact Media SRL, has announced a strategic decision to transition to exclusively publishing content on its social media accounts and the new Laziar platform.

Agora: Agora Becomes Social Media Only from May 14

After 12 years of independent journalism, Agora, published by Interact Media SRL, has announced its strategic shift to exclusively publishing content on its social media accounts and the new Laziar platform.

Igor Dodon, leader of the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM), has accused the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) of attempting to disqualify a Socialist Party candidate in the upcoming Gagauzia elections.

NewsMaker: 'The authorities fear a strong team.' Dodon accuses PAS of preparing to remove…

Igor Dodon claims the ruling party PAS is attempting to disqualify a candidate from the Socialist Party of Moldova (PSRM) in the Gagauzia elections.

Elderly citizens in Moldova are reportedly facing significant challenges due to low pensions that are not keeping pace with increasing prices. They have voiced their concerns and expectations from authorities regarding these economic hardships.

Ziarul de Gardă: Pensions are low and cannot keep up with rising prices. What problems do the…

Elderly citizens in the Republic of Moldova are struggling with low pensions that do not keep pace with increasing prices and are facing various problems. They have expressed their desires and expectations from the authorities regarding these issues.

Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in Moldova, following cardiovascular diseases. Despite advancements in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, it continues to be a major public health concern, partly attributed to increasing life expectancy. Five recommendations for protection against cancer have been issued.

Ziarul de Gardă: How do we protect ourselves from cancer? Five recommendations.

Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the world and in the Republic of Moldova, after cardiovascular diseases. Despite significant progress in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, it remains a major public health issue, partly due to increasing life expectancy.

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