This week, the Constitutional Court (CC) was featured in news items on two important occasions. According to the authors of a new Sic! article, one of them refers to the
The Government decided to allocate another 3 million lei for organizing the Christmas Bazaar that will take place during December 15 – January 15. A part of the money is
The Council of Europe anti-torture committee (CPT) expresses its concern that, as a remnant from the Soviet past, the phenomenon of an informal prisoner hierarchy in the Moldovan prison system
All the achievements in 2018, in particular in the Transdniestrian settlement process, benefit the people on both banks of the Nistru: farmers, students, teachers, pupils, parents. They also have helped
The lawyers for businessman Veaceslav Platon said the meetings with their client have been limited and all the discussions they have are supervised even if the legislation provides that these
The annual rate of inflation last month was 0.9%, by 0.3 percentage points lower than in October. Similarly, during the past six months it has been below the lower limit
The recent appointment of former prosecutor general Corneliu Gurin and Democratic MP Artur Reshetnikov as judges of the Constitutional Court shows the current regime tries to complement the CC with
The Constitutional Court turned into a political body and the recent appointment of former prosecutor general Corneliu Gurin and Democratic MP Artur Reshetnikov as judges of the CC proves this.
The Party “Democracy at Home” will compete in the upcoming parliamentary elections, including in single-member constituencies, the party’s leader Vasile Costiuc was quoted by IPN as saying in the talk
The book-album “Enchantments for the wine. Micro-anthology with oenograms”, signed by journalist Vasile Botnaru, was launched at the Museum of Arts of Moldova on December 12. The book contains 12
