By Iulian Ernst in Bucharest Convicted Moldovan businessman Ilan Shor, who is living in Russia, has pledged to pay $3,000 per ...

(Reuters) -Fugitive pro-Russian businessman Ilan Shor has offered Moldovans monthly payments of $3,000 to join anti-government protests, in a bid to undermine Moldova's pro-European government ahead ...

A court in Moldova has sentenced a Kremlin-friendly regional politician to seven years in prison for funneling money from ...

As Moldova heads towards parliamentary elections in September, concerns are mounting over an alleged Kremlin-backed campaign ...

Pro-Russian businessman Ilan Shor, facing Western sanctions, incites Moldovans to protest against their pro-European government by offering $3,000 monthly per participant. Moldovan officials warn of ...

Moldovan law enforcement is conducting 78 searches related to an electoral corruption case. These actions involve police and ...

A Chisinau court ruled that Evghenia Gutul was guilty of systematically bringing funds from Russia to Moldova for the ...

The European Union and Russia have ramped up efforts to win favor among Moldovans. Moldova's parliamentary elections will be ...

The West can help Moldova protect its democracy, but that requires recognizing how Russia uses hybrid warfare and countering ...

Pro-European President Maia Sandu said Moscow was planning to “get its people into the next Parliament”. Read more at ...

The police have accused Shor, who was sentenced to jail in absentia for fraud and a role in the theft of $1 billion, of trying to pay off a network of at least 130,000 voters to vote “no” and ...

The Central Election Commission excluded four political forces from the list of parties allowed to participate in the ...