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The Centru Court of Appeal will examine the appeal against the conviction of Vlad Plahotniuc on August 24, according to information published on the courts’ official portal.
The court sentenced Vlad Plahotniuc to 19 years in prison in the case commonly known as the “bank fraud” case. Both the defense and the prosecution challenged the sentence.
This morning, prosecutors and officers from the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, together with officers from the National Anticorruption Center (CNA) and the General Police Inspectorate, carried out dozens of searches in several prisons and other locations across the country. The operation received support from the Ministry of Justice, as well as officers from the...
Air travel in the Republic of Moldova continues to grow, and more passengers choose planes for their journeys. In the first three months of 2026, air transport records one of the strongest increases in the public transport sector.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, nearly 380,000 passengers travel by air during this period, marking an increase o...
On Saturday, May 23, officials open the National Tennis Center in the “German Village” district. The event marks a historic moment for sports infrastructure in the Republic of Moldova and introduces 13 international-standard tennis courts: six indoor hard courts and seven outdoor clay courts. The complex will host international tournaments and train athletes and child...
Maia Sandu signed a decree on May 25 revoking the citizenship of several officials from the so-called security ministry in Tiraspol.
The decision targets Alexandr Bulgaz, Denis Caramanuta, Nicolai Covaliov, Denis Marusic, and Evghenii Romaniuc. All individuals affected by the decree were born in the Republic of Moldova.
In February 2026, Maia S...