Moldovan veterans of the 1992 armed conflict on the Dniester are ready to start street protesting after March 2 if the Moldovan authorities “do not stop their irresponsible and shameful policies regarding our vital needs.”

The Moldovan economy has weak prospects due to the authorities' inattention to numerous problems. This opinion was expressed by former Deputy Prime Minister and Member of Parliament Ion Gutu on Tuesday at a press conference at the Infotag agency, at which he presented his book headlined “The Republic of Moldova: 30 Years before and after the Collapse of the Soviet Union.”

Director of Nordgaz Furnizare Alexandru Grosu considers illegal the decision to suspend the company's license for three months, adopted on December 22 by the National Agency for Energy Regulation (NAER). He said this on Wednesday at a press conference at the INFOTAG agency.

Representatives of a number of organizations of veterans of the conflict on the Dniester River have accused the Moldovan government and parliament of total disregard of their rights to a decent life and medical care.

Representatives of the Moldovan civil society and profiled experts believe that “the main threat to the national security of Moldova is posed by the current ruling Party of Action and Solidarity”. They criticized the new National Security Strategy drafted by the PAS and approved by the Parliament recently.

The chairman of the Moldova-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), Boris Foca, believes that "the passing year 2023 was difficult but productive and gives hope for the future."

The former Bashkan [governor] of the southern Moldovan autonomous region of Gagauzia and currently the Chairperson of the “Platforma Moldova” Association, Irina Vlah, believes that the Brussels’ decision on opening EU accession negotiations with Moldova “may become a life-buoy for Maia Sandu” at the next year’s presidential elections.

Refugees from the Transnistrian region and veterans of the 1992 armed conflict have not found in the 2024 State Budget whatever allocations for raising the allowances paid to conflict veterans and invalids, to warriors’ widows or to refugees from Transnistria, Anatolie Bizgu, Chairman of the Transnistrian Refugees Movement, stated at a news conference in Infotag on Monday.

The mothers of Balti residents Oleg Stoian and Serghei Sebastian believe that their sons have been unjustly convicted and that the Edinet court committed numerous procedural violations during the examination of the cases.

The owner of an office center in the Riscani sector of Chisinau, Ghenadie Bilbu, believes that he is under pressure because of the unjustified claims of his neighbor Elena Buga. He told a press conference at the INFOTAG agency on Friday that he bought the plot in 2015, "and decided to get the consent of the neighbors to start the works."

Socialists categorically reject the statements of "Our Party" leader Renato Usatii, which, in their opinion, "can be used as a pretext for fabricating criminal cases". In a press conference at the INFOTAG agency, the chairman of the PSRM territorial organization in Balti, municipal councilor Maxim Morosan, his deputy, Serghei Grama, municipal councilor, former Minister of Internal Affairs, Pavel Voicu, told about this.

Moldovan businessmen are invited to take part in the largest exhibition of Chinese manufacturers “China Trade Fair 2023”, which will be held at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Warsaw from November 29 to December 1.

On November 20-24, Chisinau will host the 12th international festival of theatrical and cinema schools “Classfest”. One of its organizers, Svetlana Tartau, said at a press conference at INFOTAG on Friday that this time the festival is dedicated to the art of cinema.

Irina Vlah, ex-Bashkan of the southern Moldovan autonomous region of Gagauzia and an ex-Member of the central Government of Moldova, is launching a new project – a civil society association “Platforma Moldova”, she announced at a press conference held in News Agency INFOTAG on Thursday.

Gagauzia Bashkan [governor] Eugenia Gutul, Speaker of the Gagauzia Popular Assembly [regional legislature] Dmitry Constantinov and Mayor of Taraclia city Veaceslav Lupov are accusing the central Moldovan authorities of their desire to save the monopoly of Moldovagaz Company.