On Friday, Bashkan of Gagauzia Evghenia Gutul addressed an open letter to Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu and Prime Minister Dorin Recean, in which she expressed concern over the amendments to the law "On State Budget 2024".

Russian journalist Timofey Ilyushin has been banned from entering the territory of Transnistria. This was announced by the Ministry of State Security (MGB) of the region.

Deputy of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia Alexandru Tarnavschi said that "Gagauzia received 46.5% less income from income tax from January to May 2024 than in the first five months of 2023."

Detained Russian journalist Timofei Ilyushin has been released in Transnistria. This was reported by SOTAvision, the publication where he works.

Vehicles from the left bank of the Nistru River will be able to receive neutral license plates until December 31, 2026. As INFOTAG reports, such a draft law was approved on Wednesday by the Parliamentary Commission for Economy, Budget and Finance. The bill was drafted by a group of deputies from the Action and Solidarity party in order to support the residents of the eastern parts of the country, amid the unresolved conflict.

The Promo-LEX human rights association called on the Moldovan authorities to seek the immediate release of Russian journalist Timofei Ilyushin, detained in Transnistria.
As INFOTAG previously reported, the detention was reported to the editorial office of the Russian independent socio-political media SOTAvision by the journalist himself, who was on his way to the region to prepare a story.

The actions of the current leadership of Gagauzia have led to the fact that the autonomy has found itself in complete isolation. This opinion was expressed by experts during a program on TV8 channel.

A former deputy of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia, Serghei Cernev, believes that the authorities should take measures to prevent vote-buying at elections. He said this on Monday evening during the program "New Week with Anatolie Golea" on TV8 channel.

Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Oleg Serebrean and Presidential Advisor Stanislav Secrieru presented the political and security situation in Moldova, as well as the progress of the Transnistrian settlement at a meeting of the EU Political and Security Committee in Brussels.

Tiraspol leader Vadim Krasnoselsky believes that the negotiation process on the Transnistrian settlement "should not be interrupted, no matter how difficult it may be".

The Executive Committee and the People's Assembly of Gagauzia (PAG) will appeal to the Constitutional Court regarding the verification of the law “On amendments to some normative acts (on the revision of the map of courts)”.

The future of the Transnistrian region is inseparable from the Republic of Moldova and is linked to the European Union,Ț said Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi. He said at a conference held in Odessa on Black Sea security that the republic's authorities are currently working on a strategy for the reintegration of the Transnistrian region.

Tiraspol leader Vadim Krasnoselsky has denied claims by PSRM leader Igor Dodon that “two years ago he wrote a letter to the Moldovan leadership proposing to unite.” Krasnoselsky said this in his telegram channel, expressing the opinion that either Dodon is “misled” or he “deliberately distorts the essence of my appeals to the President of Moldova.”

In the course of the action of exchange of exchange coins available to the population of Transnistria, issued by the local central bank, from May 27 to June 2, about 5.5 tons of coins were handed over to banks. The press service of the bank said that 3,845 people took part in the action.

OSCE Special Representative Thomas Mayr-Harting discussed with Transnistria's chief negotiator Vitaly Ignatiev “the current state of the negotiation process.” According to the Foreign Ministry of the unrecognized PMR, the meeting was also attended by the head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova, Kelly Keiderling.

In the Transnistrian region, from January 1, 2025, cash payments in public transport will be canceled.

The Party of Socialists (PSRM) considers as “betrayal of national interests” the attempt to “divide the fate of the two banks of the Dniester for the sake of integration into the EU”. As INFOTAG reports, this is stated in the report of the PSRM press service on the results of the visit of the party delegation headed by the vice-president of the Parliament Vlad Batrincea to Brussels.

Energy Minister Victor Pralicov said that gas supplies to the Transnistrian region will not stop in 2025, but someone will have to pay for transportation. As the INFOTAG agency reports, the minister said this on Thursday evening on JurnalTV channel.

Gas tariffs for Transnistrian residents will remain at the same level in 2025. Such a decision was made by the government of the unrecognized Transnistria when approving tariffs for public utilities in 2025.

Former Romanian President Traian Basescu believes that Moldova has two options for resolving the Transnistrian issue in the context of the republic's integration into the European Union. As INFOTAG reports, Basescu said this on-air for Moldova 1 public channel.