Boris Lupașcu quits

Boris Lupașcu, who was named Constitutional Court judge by the votes of the Socialist and For Moldova MPs, renounced “the mandate that was entrusted to him”. In an application addressed to Parliament, Lupașcu asks to revoke the decision based on which he was named constitutional judge.

Contacted by IPN for details, the Parliament’s Secretary General Adrian Albu said the application from Boris Lupașcu came in the morning of April 27 and is to be registered. The legislative body’s administration will be informed about it so as that this informs Parliament.

Boris Lupașcu was unavailable for comment.

On April 23, the MPs of the Party of Socialists and the For Moldova platform revoked the Parliament’s decision by which Domnica Manole was appointed CC judge and named Boris Lupașcu in her place.

Following a challenge filed by PAS MP Sergiu Litvinenco, the Constitutional Court in the evening of the same day suspended the two Parliament decisions to remove Manole and to appoint Lupașcu. On April 27, the CC is to examine the give challenge.



The Cabinet of Ministers convenes for a meeting /Government House, entrance from Pushkin Street /at 10:00 AM/.

Public consultations are taking place regarding the draft law for amending the Electoral Code /Parliament, Europa Hall /at 10:00 AM/.

The public movement Sovereigns of Moldova and the public organization ADOR My City are organizing a press conference on the topic: “Results of the online Orthodox Conference “Protection of Orthodox Unity in Moldova”. Announcement of the resolution adopted at the conference” /Infotag /at 11:00 AM/.

The City Hall of Chisinau is conducting public consultations on the “Territorial Cooperation” and “Traffic and Transport” foundation studies, developed within the process of updating the General Urban Plan Chisinau 2040 /Pretura of the Central sector /at 01:00 PM/.

The Investment Agency organizes workshops dedicated to Moldovans settled abroad as part of the Open Doors Day, organized on the occasion of the Diaspora Days 2026 /Investment Agency /at 02:00 PM/.

Public consultations are taking place regarding the draft law for amending the Electoral Code /State University Hall in Comrat, Galatana street no. 17 /at 03:00 PM/.

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Boris Lupașcu quits

Boris Lupașcu, who was named Constitutional Court judge by the votes of the Socialist and For Moldova MPs, renounced “the mandate that was entrusted to him”. In an application addressed to Parliament, Lupașcu asks to revoke the decision based on which he was named constitutional judge.

Contacted by IPN for details, the Parliament’s Secretary General Adrian Albu said the application from Boris Lupașcu came in the morning of April 27 and is to be registered. The legislative body’s administration will be informed about it so as that this informs Parliament.

Boris Lupașcu was unavailable for comment.

On April 23, the MPs of the Party of Socialists and the For Moldova platform revoked the Parliament’s decision by which Domnica Manole was appointed CC judge and named Boris Lupașcu in her place.

Following a challenge filed by PAS MP Sergiu Litvinenco, the Constitutional Court in the evening of the same day suspended the two Parliament decisions to remove Manole and to appoint Lupașcu. On April 27, the CC is to examine the give challenge.


Two commercial ships owned by Turkish companies were attacked by drones in the Black Sea, and several crew members were injured. The authorities in Ankara condemn the incidents and warn that the intensification of attacks on civil maritime transport could affect navigation safety and food supply, reports IPN.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the attacks took place after the ships left the Russian port of Novorossiisk on Monday evening. Several crew members were injured, and their condition is being monitored.

Ankara has expressed concern about the escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea, emphasizing that the incidents affect civil maritime transport. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed to all parties involved to take urgent measures to ensure navigation safety, warning that risks to commercial routes could have consequences on food supply.

According to the MarineTraffic maritime traffic monitoring platform, the targeted ships – Yasar and Nadezhda – sail under the flags of Panama and Cameroon, but are owned by Turkish companies.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025