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From Europe to the Pacific, the Moldovan fugitive employed at least six different aliases and a network of counterfeit documents - among them passports from Romania, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Russia, Iraq, and Vanuatu - to evade capture and remain undetected

For six years, the Moldovan tycoon Vladimir Plahotniuc—allegedly linked to the embezzlement of $1 billion—managed to escape the law by traversing various countries under numerous false identities across Europe, the Middle East, and even the Pacific, until he was apprehended at Athens International Airport in July 2025

The European Union could potentially accept new members by 2030, as stated by its chief of foreign policy, who praised Montenegro and Albania for their advancements in reform, criticised Serbia for its setbacks, and observed a more significant deterioration of democracy in Georgia

On Wednesday, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić revealed that three Russian citizens were at a training facility close to the western town of Loznica. This development comes after authorities recently apprehended two individuals suspected of training Moldovan and Romanian nationals to disrupt Moldova's forthcoming elections and provoke disorder

For years, Russia has allegedly tried to sway Moldova's political landscape and obstruct its European ambitions. However, in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, Moldova firmly opted for a pro-European path, providing the ruling Action and Solidarity Party with a decisive majority

Russia funded Moldovan Orthodox clergy to make trips to Moscow and supplied them with debit cards loaded with hundreds of dollars upon their return

On Sunday, citizens of Moldova headed to the polls for parliamentary elections that might result in the nation, adjacent to Ukraine, veering away from its pro-European direction in favour of Moscow. Both the government and the EU have accused Russia of “significant interference”

Moldovans are set to cast their votes on Sunday in an important parliamentary election that will determine if the country of 2.4 million will continue its journey towards EU membership or fall back under Moscow's sway, amidst numerous accounts of Russian meddling

Moldova's President Maia Sandu has described Sunday's parliamentary election as the most significant in the nation's history

A collaborative effort among several countries in central Europe has uncovered an alleged Belarusian espionage network, which apparently involved a former deputy chief of Moldovan intelligence

The Kremlin's bot network, called "Matryoshka," is spreading a counterfeit music video on X (previously known as Twitter) that mocks Moldova’s President Maia Sandu, as reported by the watchdog initiative Bot Blocker

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has warned that Russia is planning to interfere in the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections in September through disinformation campaigns, covert funding, and paid protests.

Fleeing Moldovan tycoon and ex-MP arrested in Athens with fake IDs, cash, and a cache of passports after years on the run.

Ukrainian men fleeing conscription are being detained and questioned in Transnistria by security forces linked to Russia, with some suspects reporting brutal interrogations and demands for military intel.

For over a decade, ’Pravfond’ has been providing legal assistance to Russians worldwide. Internal emails obtained by journalists disclose how it collaborated with spies, backed propaganda efforts, and set up influence points throughout its operations.

Bidding for the two properties, which were seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau after being deemed the proceeds of crime, begins on Thursday.

Moldova, a small country with a key geostrategic position, is once again in the spotlight.

Romanian police have launched an investigation into Moldovan and Romanian citizen Victor Byrka regarding his fraudulent activities against citizens of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan.

Kemal Armagan is suspected of killing the boss of the Tottenham Turks clan in Moldova after carefully planning the hit for two weeks and honing his skills on a shooting range

Moldova arrests former Kyrgyz presidential advisor who had requested political asylum after accusing his president of corruption and election rigging.

Moscow-backed instructors tied to the Wagner mercenary group trained young Moldovans in violent tactics to cause civil unrest, authorities said on Thursday, ahead of Sunday’s referendum on whether the country should move toward joining the European Union.

Backed by fugitive Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor, the ‘Evrazia’ organization is paying Moldovans to vote against the EU.

An escalation in violence involving major Turkish gangs has spilled over into European cities, where suspected mafia figures have been shot in broad daylight.