AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGagauzia & Justice: Gagauzia governor Evghenia Gutul was transferred to Rusca Prison No. 7 after a seven-year sentence, while former Shor Party secretary Svetlana Popan was moved earlier to serve a six-year term over alleged illegal party financing. Tax Reform: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan unveiled Moldova’s 2027 tax policy for public consultation, proposing higher excise taxes on cigarettes, heated tobacco, vaping liquids, sugary and energy drinks, and fireworks, plus VAT changes that would raise rates for many food and HoReCa items while keeping a reduced “social basket” for essentials. Energy & Water Crisis: With the Dniester flow under strain, officials say Chișinău’s drinking water supply is being protected through negotiations with Ukraine, while the PM warns Moldova may struggle to buy even emergency electricity tomorrow and urges people to cut power use during peak hours. Foreign Policy & Security: Moldova condemned the discovery of “Geran-2” drone fragments near Văleni, Cahul, calling it a new airspace violation and a risk to citizens. EU Integration & Diplomacy: Moldova and Estonia reaffirmed cooperation, including cybersecurity and digital public services, as Estonia prepares to open its embassy in Chișinău. Business & Mobility: Wizz Air expands from Chisinau with three new direct routes (London, Alicante, Frankfurt) and more flights to Bucharest and other cities. Environment: A planned waste management center in Anenii Noi faces local protests over fears for nature and health, while the environment minister insists it will meet EU standards.
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