A woman from Mitoc village, Orhei district, was defrauded of over 85,000 lei after being convinced by scammers to take out loans. The alleged courier who collected the money for 'origin verification' has been arrested.
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court has rejected a constitutional complaint regarding the insufficient deliberation time for the controversial 'Heating Law.' The ruling addresses the rights of members of parliament in legislative processes.
A driving instructor from Orhei, Moldova, is under investigation by the National Anti-corruption Center and prosecutors for influence peddling. The suspect has been detained for 72 hours as part of the ongoing case.
The Festival of Wolves, Moldova's largest open-air camping event, is returning for its sixth edition on August 8 and 9. Traditionally, the festival will take place in the heart of the 'Orheiul Vechi' Cultural-Natural Reserve.
Orhei-Vit SRL, Moldova's largest fruit and vegetable processing company, intends to acquire assets from Natur Bravo SRL, excluding trademarks, a transaction currently under review by the Competition Council due to potential competitive concerns.
Moldovan authorities have arrested six additional individuals in connection with the Car Vertical case, following searches conducted in Chișinău, Orhei, and Sîngerei, for their alleged involvement in distributing intimate content.
Alexei Codreanu, the former head of the PAS territorial organization in Orhei, has announced his departure from the "Action and Solidarity" party after eight years, citing that the party's values no longer align with reality.
Fragments of a drone, highly likely of Ukrainian origin, were discovered in Moldova near its border with Ukraine, with reports of an explosion. Moldovan authorities are investigating the incident and seeking input from Kyiv.
Ramiz Ansarov, the newly elected mayor of Orhei, was a member of the PAS party before joining the 'Inima Moldovei' party list for parliamentary elections and later running as an independent.
The second round of local elections for mayors is taking place on May 31 in three Moldovan settlements: Orhei, Taraclia, and Novi Rusesti, with voting proceeding normally across all 24 polling stations.
Ramiz Ansarov, a mayoral candidate for Orhei, has denied accusations of perfume theft in a Budapest store, an incident that led to his dismissal from the Moldovan Border Police in 2018, calling it a "dirty and well-coordinated attack."
The "Cum alegi, așa culegi" anti-corruption exhibition, organized by the "Media-Guard" Association, premiered on May 12 at the "Alexandru Donici" district library in Orhei. The exhibition aims to promote a political and electoral culture based on integrity.
Moldovan leaders have strongly condemned Russia's move to offer citizenship to residents of its separatist Transnistria region, viewing it as a violation of sovereignty. This action has led to diplomatic protests and heightened tensions between the two countries.
Moldova's Supreme Court of Justice has ruled that Victor Perțu, the 'Democrația Acasă' party candidate for mayor of Orhei, will remain excluded from the ballot.
Snap mayoral elections are set to take place in Orhei and Taraclia, Moldova, following fugitive politician Ilan Shor's announcement of closing his 'social projects' in the country.
Victor Perțu, the Democrația Acasă party's candidate for mayor in Orhei, remains unregistered in the electoral race after the North Court of Appeal annulled the first instance court's decision.
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) announced it will appeal a May 7 court decision from Orhei that reinstated Viktor Pertu, a candidate from the 'Democracy at Home' party, into the mayoral race.
The Orhei Court on May 7 overturned the Central Election Commission's decision to annul the registration of Viktor Pertsu, a mayoral candidate for the "Democracy at Home" party, for the local elections on May 17, 2026.
The complaint from the "Democracy at Home" party regarding the exclusion of candidate Victor Pertu from the mayoral race in Orhei has reached the Supreme Court of Justice. This follows the Orhei court's refusal to hear the case after it was transferred from the Court of Appeal.
A political dispute has emerged in Orhei, Moldova, after a mayoral candidate from the "Democracy at Home" party was removed from elections due to alleged ties with Ilan Shor, leading to accusations of political interference against the Central Election Commission.
Two articles offer critical commentary on what they perceive as "national flattery" and the "praise of folly" within a political or societal context. The pieces appear to be opinion-based analyses of current events or trends.
Environmental inspectors are investigating suspicious spots discovered in the Reut River near Pohorniceni village in Moldova's Orhei district. The spots suggest potential water pollution, prompting an official response.
Victor Perțu has been presented as the mayoral candidate for Orhei by the "Democrația Acasă" party, with discussions surrounding his past and connections to Ilan Șor.
Moldova's Environmental Protection Inspectorate has urged residents to refrain from collecting snowdrops this spring, especially for sale, citing the near depletion of snowdrop fields in the Orhei Codri region.
An opinion piece suggesting that a war with Iran would be a fitting final chapter in Barbara Tuchman's 'The March of Folly,' drawing parallels between Trump's foreign policy and historical political disasters.
Priest Sergiu Aga, a former candidate for mayor of Orhei, has been elected vice-president of the Orhei district in Moldova, responsible for social, cultural, and educational sectors, raising questions about the future of the homeless shelter he managed.
Norway's tax debate continues as Bård Ludvig Thorheim of the Conservative Party criticizes a column regarding the tax commission, arguing it misrepresents his previous statements.
The Promo-LEX Association released its final report on the observation mission for local elections and referendums in Orhei and Taraclia, highlighting the use of administrative resources and online manipulation.
Moldova's Competition Council has expressed interest in the proposed acquisition of Natur Bravo's assets by juice and baby food producer Orhei-Vit. The council announced on June 29 that it is examining the deal due to both companies operating in the juice, nectar, beverage, and canned goods markets, raising potential monopoly concerns.
Alexei Codreanu, president of the PAS faction in the Orhei District Council and a PAS member since 2018, announced his resignation from all positions and membership in the political party, stating that the party's values no longer coincide with reality.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to the presidents of Poland and Ukraine to resolve their disputes over historical traumas, particularly concerning the Volhynia massacre and the OUN-UPA. He emphasized that such conflicts serve Moscow's interests.
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) published preliminary results for the second round of local elections held on May 31 in Orhei, Taraclia, and the village of Novi Rusești, Yaloveni district, with an independent candidate winning in Orhei.
Moldova's Central Election Commission is preparing for the second round of new local elections scheduled for May 31st in three localities: Orhei, Taraclia, and Ruseștii Noi. Voters in these areas will return to the polls to finalize their local leadership.
Voters in Orhei, Taraclia, and Ruseștii Noi are called to the polls on May 31 for the second round of new local elections for the position of mayor, as determined by the Central Electoral Commission.
The first round of mayoral elections in Orhei and Taraclia, Moldova, concluded without any candidate securing over 50% of the votes, necessitating a second round in both cities.
Incidents were reported at polling stations in Moldova on Sunday, including cases of ballot photography and organized voter transportation, with Orhei registering the highest number of electoral incidents.
Moldova is preparing for difficult upcoming elections in the regions of Orhei, Taraclia, and Gagauzia, following the conviction of Ilan Shor and the withdrawal of his party's candidates.
The Balti Appeals Chamber on May 12 overturned a lower court's decision, excluding Victor Pertu, candidate from the "Democracy at Home" party, from the electoral race for Orhei mayor. The party leader, Vasile Costiuc, announced plans to appeal this decision.
Dozens of activists and former officials linked to the unconstitutional Șor party were seen at campaign meetings for the 'Democrația Acasă' party's mayoral candidate in Orhei, sparking controversy.
Igor Grosu, leader of Moldova's ruling PAS party, responded to criticism regarding a mayoral candidate's campaign slogan "Orhei for Orheians," stating he did not perceive it as xenophobic.
Orhei Municipality in Moldova is preparing to elect a new mayor on May 17, with eight candidates remaining in the race after three were excluded. The position became vacant following the resignation of former mayor Tatiana Cociu.
A mayoral candidate for Orhei, representing the 'Democracy at Home' party, has been removed from the electoral race due to alleged connections with the 'Șor' network. This decision has sparked reactions, including calls for an election boycott and defense from other political figures.
Moldovan authorities are investigating 26 individuals, including mayors and local councilors, on suspicion of voter bribery and illegal party financing, following 50 searches conducted in Chisinau and Orhei district.
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) has rejected businessman Adrian Dulgher's appeal and denied his registration as a candidate for mayor of Orhei. The decision was made during a meeting on April 21.
Mihail Paciu, Vice-Chairman of the Orhei district in Moldova, has been detained on suspicion of kidnapping and assault, prompting the Party of Socialists (PSRM) to accuse the ruling PAS party of political pressure.
Police in Orhei, Moldova, seized approximately 11 kilograms of marijuana, valued at 5 million lei, during a search of a 63-year-old man's home in Furceni village.
Moldova's Supreme Council of Magistracy twice rejected a vetting report on the professional ethics and integrity of Orhei Court President Veronica Kupchu, allowing her to remain in the system despite the vetting commission's recommendation for her dismissal.
The acting president of the Orhei Court, Veronica Cupcea, has twice failed professional ethics and integrity vetting, with a discrepancy of 5,500 lei between her income and expenses, but the Supreme Council of Magistracy is delaying a decision.
Veronica Cupcea, the interim president of the Orhei Court, has failed the judicial vetting process for a second time, having also previously failed the pre-vetting twice.
A criminal case has been initiated by the prosecutor's office regarding a drone that crashed in the village of Lopatna, Orhei district, Moldova, on June 8. The drone's origin and contents are under investigation.
During an extraordinary session on Friday, June 26, the Orhei District Council in Moldova voted to dismiss its entire leadership, including President Vasile Adașan and Vice-Presidents Mihail Paciu and Veaceslav, and subsequently elected a new president.
Law enforcement officers in Furceni, Orhei district, Moldova, discovered 1.5 kilograms of dried, chopped plant material resembling cannabis, along with a cultivated plant similar to cannabis, at the home of a 63-year-old man.
An editorial reflects on the local elections held in Orhei, Taraclia, and several other localities on the last day of spring, suggesting that Moldova experienced a loss with consequences that will become apparent in the near future.
Preliminary results from the second round of local elections in Moldova indicate Ramiz Ansarov won in Orhei and PSRM candidate Ecaterina Iacobceac won in Taraclia. These results are based on initial vote counts.
Moldovan Parliament Speaker and PAS leader Igor Grosu commented on the upcoming second round of the Orhei mayoral elections, expressing confidence that residents will make a "correct choice" and support the pro-European course.
Preliminary results from Moldova's local elections show mayoral races in Orhei and Taraclia remain undecided due to low turnout. The head of TRM resigned, and a politician accused the PAS party of 'diversion'.
Promo-LEX Association observers reported 40 electoral incidents during the new local elections and referendums held on May 17 in Moldova, with about half of them occurring in Orhei.
Ahead of Sunday's mayoral election in Orhei, Moldova, residents share their opinions on the candidates, reflecting on past administrations and their hopes for the city's future.
Upcoming snap mayoral elections in Taraclia and Orhei, Moldova, are seen by experts as an indicator of whether Ilan Shor's influence has truly departed from Moldovan politics.
Eight candidates, including a priest, former police officers, and entrepreneurs, are vying for the mayoral position in Orhei, Moldova, following the exclusion of three others from the race.
Police in Moldova have dismantled a scam network operating in Chișinău, Bălți, and Orhei, which caused damages exceeding 2 million lei, with funds reportedly transported to Transnistria.
The Nigerian government is preparing to evacuate its citizens from South Africa following xenophobic attacks, while a business group advises against retaliatory actions targeting South African firms in Nigeria.
The intersection of Chișinăului and Mihail Sadoveanu streets in Orhei municipality has been reorganized into a new roundabout, according to the Orhei Police Inspectorate.
Dumitru Melnic, the Communist Party candidate for mayor of Orhei, has been excluded from the electoral race by the Orhei District Electoral Commission at the request of the Communist Party itself.
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) announced the annulment of the registration of Victor Pertsu, a candidate for mayor of Orhei from the "Democracy at Home" party, for the local elections scheduled for May 17, 2026.
Authorities in Orhei and Chisinau, Moldova, conducted approximately 50 searches as part of an investigation into electoral corruption and illegal party financing. Twenty-six individuals have been identified as suspects in the case.
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) has officially registered candidates for the upcoming mayoral elections in the cities of Orhei and Taraclia. Ten candidates were registered for Orhei and seven for Taraclia, setting the stage for the local races.
Sergiu Stanciu, administrator of "Chișinău Arena," has entered the race for the mayoralty of Orhei, representing the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) in local elections scheduled for May 17, 2026.
The administration of the Old Orhei reserve is once again sounding the alarm over the pollution of the Răut River with wastewater. On March 27, the reserve's social media page published the results of the latest water analysis...