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[00:00:00] with hearing impairments,
[00:00:08] journalists, including TVR Moldova
[00:00:19] good evening and welcome to the news, here are the headlines of this
[00:00:23] edition.
[00:00:27] Russia did not resist even three hours after the announcement. Donald
[00:00:30] Trump about an energy truce and attacked
[00:00:34] of Moldova will benefit from the thermal power plant in Kharkiv and the suburbs of the city. At least three people died
[00:00:38] and 25 were
[00:00:40] injured.
[00:00:43] A 58-year-old man from Vulcănești was torn apart by
[00:00:47] his dog, an Alabai. Last week, a dog of the same
[00:00:51] breed attacked a woman in Bălți. The victim escaped with
[00:00:54] her life. Meanwhile, ANSP announces strict rules for
[00:00:58] owners of dog breeds considered potentially
[00:01:01] dangerous.
[00:01:05] Magistrates in the Republic of Moldova have gone on a Japanese strike,
[00:01:08] dissatisfied with the new salary formula proposed. They will
[00:01:12] wear white armbands on their robes, but will continue
[00:01:16] their activity in
[00:01:17] courts.
[00:01:21] The energy truce in force immediately, which
[00:01:25] Donald Trump wrote about, lasted little for Russia.
[00:01:28] The thermal power plant in Kharkiv was the target of a
[00:01:32] massive attack approximately three hours after the post by
[00:01:34] the President of the United States of America. Volodymyr Zelensky stated
[00:01:38] that the Ukrainian army respected the instructions from
[00:01:42] the White House leader and did not hit Russia's
[00:01:46] oil refineries last night. European
[00:01:49] leaders doubt the Kremlin's good faith and
[00:01:52] advocate for firmness in the face of
[00:01:54] Moscow.
[00:01:57] The President of Ukraine accused Russia of violating...
[00:02:31] According to Zelensky, Kyiv awaits details about the discussions
[00:02:34] between Washington and Moscow. The High Representative of the European Union
[00:02:38] for Foreign Affairs, Cayacalas, welcomed this agreement with reservations.
[00:03:30] The city of Ivano-Frankivsk was also targeted by Russian forces, three people were
[00:03:33] killed and three others injured. Several buildings were also damaged,
[00:03:37] some of which were residential, and
[00:03:40] cars. The Republic of Moldova will officially
[00:03:44] open accession negotiations with the European Union for two more
[00:03:48] groups of chapters. The decision was confirmed today by the
[00:03:52] 27 member states of the European Union. The announcement was
[00:03:55] made a short while ago by Deputy Prime Minister Cristina
[00:03:58] Gherasimov, according to whom the fourth intergovernmental conference
[00:04:02] Moldova-EU will take place tomorrow in Luxembourg, where
[00:04:05] negotiations for cluster two, the internal market, and cluster
[00:04:09] three, competitiveness and inclusive
[00:04:12] growth, will be opened. The decision confirms
[00:04:15] the unanimous support of member states for the European path
[00:04:19] of the Republic of Moldova and the recognition of the progress
[00:04:22] made. The meeting will
[00:04:25] tactics of promoting start at 9:00 PM, Moldova time, and an hour
[00:04:27] later a joint press conference is scheduled with
[00:04:30] the participation of the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Coss, and
[00:04:34] the Irish Minister for European Affairs, Thomas Bayerna.
[00:04:49] Igor Dodon and several socialists went to Moscow just
[00:04:53] a few days after the secret session of Parliament, in which
[00:04:56] deputies examined the structure and personnel of the national
[00:05:00] army. The former head of state claims that the visit aims
[00:05:03] to strengthen political and inter-parliamentary
[00:05:06] relations. The trip, however, provoked
[00:05:09] harsh reactions among pro-European politicians from
[00:05:13] Chisinau, who question the timing of
[00:05:16] the visit. Experts claim that Igor Dodon and his colleagues may
[00:05:20] have gone to Russia to receive money and
[00:05:23] instructions.
[00:05:27] Igor Dodon announced that together with several colleagues from the Socialist
[00:05:30] Party, he is paying a two-day visit to Moscow at
[00:05:34] the invitation of the State Duma of Russia. The visit program
[00:05:37] includes meetings with representatives of PSRM's partner
[00:05:40] parties. I remind you that the Socialist Party has concluded cooperation agreements
[00:05:44] with two parties from Russia, United Russia and Just
[00:05:47] Russia. The visit aims to consolidate inter-parliamentary
[00:05:51] relations and political dialogue between the Republic
[00:05:54] of Moldova and the Russian Federation. Igor Dodon's announcement provoked reactions
[00:05:58] on the political scene in Chisinau. The president of the DA platform, Liviu
[00:06:01] Vovk, considers the socialists' trip to Moscow suspicious, especially
[00:06:05] shortly after the closed-door session of Parliament, in which the structure
[00:06:09] of the national Army was examined. I know what was
[00:06:13] discussed at the secret session of parliament, but it is curious
[00:06:16] that Dodon and other members of the socialists are already in
[00:06:20] Moscow today. Direct reporting to curators was needed. You can
[00:06:23] organize secret meetings and you can put
[00:06:26] phones on airplane mode, but what's the use if the next day
[00:06:30] the matryoshkas from parliament take a plane to Moscow?
[00:06:33] Even harsher criticism comes from experts who accuse the socialists of
[00:06:37] going to Moscow to receive money and political
[00:06:40] instructions. The socialists went to Moscow for two
[00:06:44] things: for money and for
[00:06:47] instructions. I think what Dodon is doing now is a great
[00:06:51] mess, going to
[00:06:54] Moscow, even though in 1992 we had a
[00:06:57] war with Russia and we have hundreds of dead
[00:07:00] killed by the Russian army. This shows once again that
[00:07:04] he has no moral criteria, that
[00:07:07] now when Russia is
[00:07:10] the main threat to us. "He betrays
[00:07:13] the whole world, he spits and dances
[00:07:17] on the graves of murdered Ukrainian children.
[00:07:20] He has sided
[00:07:23] with evil. I think he is going to coordinate those major protests he announced
[00:07:27] earlier, including
[00:07:31] reminding about the tent city he organized
[00:07:34] once. These things require resources. We wouldn't be
[00:07:37] surprised if he asked for financial resources from [unintelligible]. Many
[00:07:41] deputies, public speakers said: "Go and talk to
[00:07:45] Moscow so that drones don't reach us." I don't think this problem will be discussed in
[00:07:49] Igor Dodon's discussions. This is not Igor
[00:07:52] Dodon's first visit to Moscow this
[00:07:56] year. On October 7, just five days before the current trip,
[00:08:00] the leader of the socialists sent a congratulatory message to Vladimir
[00:08:03] Putin on his birthday, wishing him health, strength, and
[00:08:07] success. The gesture comes against the backdrop of the bloody war that Russia
[00:08:11] continues against Ukraine, but also of repeated
[00:08:14] violations of the airspace of the Republic of Moldova by
[00:08:18] Russian
[00:08:18] drones.
[00:08:25] The mayor of Chisinau, Ion Ceban, is obliged by the court to
[00:08:28] issue a public apology for the offensive expressions
[00:08:31] addressed to a journalist, a representative of civil society,
[00:08:35] and an influencer. What the mayor says, we find out in
[00:08:38] the news.
[00:08:42] A 58-year-old man from Vulcănești died after being
[00:08:46] torn apart by his Alabai dog. Information with emotional
[00:08:49] impact follows. The victim was
[00:08:52] found lifeless yesterday in the yard of the household with injuries caused by
[00:08:56] animal bites. Canine instructors say that most
[00:08:59] often a dog attacks its own owner in cases called
[00:09:03] possession aggression.
[00:09:07] The man's sister was the one who alerted the police, worried that
[00:09:10] he was not answering the phone. A neighbor found him lifeless, and next to
[00:09:14] him was the dog that had attacked him. The lifeless body was
[00:09:18] transported for forensic examination and exact determination of
[00:09:21] the cause of death. The police initiated a criminal case to
[00:09:25] elucidate all the circumstances in which the tragedy occurred. "The way
[00:09:28] you manage to dominate the quadruped through attitude and know what
[00:09:32] not to do when attacked can save your life," says
[00:09:36] Radu Corbu, specialized for 14 years in dog training
[00:09:39] and behavior. "If we have aggression towards... food or
[00:09:43] aggression towards toys, most often in these cases a dog
[00:09:47] can attack its own owner. Usually, this even
[00:09:50] happens for the simple reason that the dog is more dominant than its own
[00:09:54] owner. Dogs have a much
[00:09:58] different world than us. They are generally based only on
[00:10:01] instincts, the instinct to eat,
[00:10:04] the instinct to protect
[00:10:07] their prey, to reproduce. Owners should ideally
[00:10:10] educate their dogs, because no dog is
[00:10:14] to blame for its behavior,
[00:10:17] because that's how they know how to behave among
[00:10:20] themselves. In fact, it would be correct to show them how to behave correctly, to set
[00:10:24] limits, to establish limits, to establish rules, and to
[00:10:27] show them that our world is totally different." The National
[00:10:31] Agency for Food Safety has established new regulations regarding
[00:10:35] the protection of companion animals. The law comes with strict
[00:10:38] rules for owners of dog breeds considered potentially
[00:10:42] dangerous, and their breeding and reproduction will be prohibited
[00:10:45] for 11 breeds, including Akbash Dog, American Bandog,
[00:10:49] American Pitbull Terrier, Brazilian Bulldog,
[00:10:52] Wolf-Dog Hybrid, and others. The new provisions will
[00:10:56] come into force in September 2027. This
[00:10:59] measure, aligned with European standards, aims to ensure conditions
[00:11:02] for animal protection and welfare, as well as to protect
[00:11:06] children, neighbors, animal owners, preventing tragedies that
[00:11:10] can arise from the difficult management of strong aggressive
[00:11:13] instincts of animals. ANSA urges
[00:11:16] citizens to refrain from purchasing or breeding the mentioned
[00:11:19] dog breeds, so that when the law comes into force, they do not
[00:11:23] find themselves in conflict situations with legal provisions. The authorities
[00:11:27] urge people to choose breeds that integrate easily into the community
[00:11:30] rhythm. Last week, another case was registered in Bălți. A
[00:11:34] woman ended up in the hospital after being attacked by an Alabai
[00:11:38] dog. The animal reportedly came out of a yard and
[00:11:41] attacked her.
[00:11:45] Tragedy in Cantemir. A 48-year-old man died and a 73-year-old
[00:11:49] woman was hospitalized last night after carbon dioxide poisoning
[00:11:53] emitted during wine fermentation.
[00:11:56] According to neighbors, the two kept the must containers in the cellar
[00:12:00] of a garage. At one point, they noticed the owners were missing and
[00:12:04] alerted specialized teams. Rescuers pulled
[00:12:07] the man's lifeless body from the cellar, and the woman, in a semi-conscious
[00:12:11] state, was transported to the hospital.
[00:12:14] Rescuers warn that carbon dioxide accumulated in
[00:12:17] enclosed spaces can be fatal. They recommend
[00:12:21] ventilating cellars. Intoxication can cause
[00:12:25] headaches, dizziness, and nausea, and in severe cases can lead to
[00:12:28] loss of consciousness or death. According to
[00:12:31] IGSU, it is the first fatal case of carbon dioxide
[00:12:35] poisoning registered in the Republic of Moldova since the beginning
[00:12:38] of the year.
[00:12:48] A 49-year-old woman died after being
[00:12:51] cruelly beaten by a man. The tragedy occurred
[00:12:55] last night in the village of Nicolaevca, Florești district. Information
[00:12:59] with emotional impact follows. According to the police, the victim had
[00:13:02] come to visit a neighbor and they had consumed alcoholic beverages. A
[00:13:06] conflict reportedly started between them, and the man reportedly hit the woman
[00:13:10] multiple times with blunt objects. The suspect
[00:13:13] was detained for 72 hours and is being criminally investigated
[00:13:17] for murder. The woman's lifeless body was
[00:13:20] transported to the forensic medicine center to determine the cause
[00:13:23] of death.
[00:13:34] Mayor Ion Ceban is obliged by court decision
[00:13:37] to issue a public apology for offensive expressions
[00:13:41] addressed to a journalist, a representative of civil society,
[00:13:44] and an influencer. The decision was pronounced on October
[00:13:48] 8, and the apology is expected to be presented during the next
[00:13:51] weekly meeting of the mayor's office.
[00:13:55] The plaintiffs' lawyer considers the decision a positive signal
[00:13:58] for protecting freedom of expression. On the other hand,
[00:14:02] Ion Ceban avoids saying what he will
[00:14:05] do.
[00:14:07] The decision comes almost two years after Mayor Ion Ceban used several
[00:14:11] offensive expressions against journalists and representatives
[00:14:15] of civil society during a meeting of the Chisinau
[00:14:18] City Hall. Five people sued him, but the court decided
[00:14:22] that the mayor must issue a public apology only to a journalist,
[00:14:26] an expert from the WatchDog community, and an influencer. In the case
[00:14:30] of the other two plaintiffs, the judges considered that the expressions
[00:14:33] used by Ceban represent personal opinions, not insults.
[00:14:37] The plaintiffs' lawyer considers the decision a positive signal
[00:14:41] for protecting journalists, but announces that he will appeal it to
[00:14:44] the Court of Appeal, because the court did not rule in favor of all
[00:14:48] five people. "And there are five plaintiffs, only
[00:14:52] three were admitted.
[00:14:55] For whom the expressions are evident
[00:14:58] from Mr. Ceban's phrasing, and we will appeal, but let
[00:15:02] them explain why they refused for the others.
[00:15:05] I need to see the reasoning, anyway the decision can be
[00:15:09] appealed and the Court of Appeal will follow." Asked
[00:15:12] if he would appeal the court's decision or if he would
[00:15:15] comply with the decision and apologize publicly, Ion Ceban
[00:15:19] avoided giving a clear answer. "I will come back with details
[00:15:23] in this regard, taking into account the fact that there have been many court
[00:15:26] decisions in the last few weeks,
[00:15:30] I would say, with big question marks. Will you appeal or not appeal?
[00:15:34] I repeat, I will systematize
[00:15:36] everything and I will come back." Over time, Ion Ceban has been criticized
[00:15:40] repeatedly for verbal attacks and labels launched against
[00:15:45] reporters. Our television station previously
[00:15:49] produced a report on the language used by the mayor in
[00:15:52] relation to the press and people who criticize his activity. At
[00:15:56] the same time, Ion Ceban claims that he himself is a victim of
[00:16:00] attacks and labeling. The report presenting this
[00:16:03] contradiction can be watched on our social media pages.
[00:16:12] 25 vocational technical education institutions
[00:16:15] in the Republic of Moldova will undergo repairs in the coming years. Investments
[00:16:19] will be made in laboratories, equipment, and dormitories. More about
[00:16:22] the project funded by European money will be told in
[00:16:25] the news.
[00:16:29] A new court hearing at the Central Court of Appeal in the
[00:16:33] bank fraud case, in which Vladimir Plahotniuc is indicted.
[00:16:36] The former democratic leader was represented by his four lawyers who
[00:16:40] repeatedly requested that he be able to participate
[00:16:43] physically in the hearings. In response, prosecutors accused Plahotniuc's
[00:16:47] defense of using delaying tactics
[00:16:51] and reviewing requests rejected by the first instance.
[00:16:54] The former oligarch participated in the trial via
[00:16:57] videoconference.
[00:17:00] Vladimir Plahotniuc participated via teleconference in the court
[00:17:04] hearing in the bank fraud case. Traditionally, he had
[00:17:07] a folder on the table and a cup of
[00:17:10] coffee in his hand.
[00:17:15] Good day.
[00:17:18] And this time, the defense of the former PDM leader came to court
[00:17:22] with other requests, so the number of these reached
[00:17:25] 43. Prosecutors believe that this is a tactic of the lawyers and
[00:17:29] explained why. "Most of these requests were also submitted
[00:17:33] during the examination of the case on its merits. The court
[00:17:36] ruled internally in the procedure for examining
[00:17:40] the merits, as well as by judgment.
[00:17:42] Therefore, we consider these requests largely
[00:17:45] irrelevant, because there is already a decision
[00:17:49] on each request." The four lawyers of the former democratic
[00:17:53] leader insisted again today that Plahotniuc be able to participate
[00:17:56] physically in court hearings, at least at the stage of hearings.
[00:18:00] The request was rejected again this time. "In the first
[00:18:03] instance, there was a very alarming and galloping pace
[00:18:07] of court hearings. I want to remind you that back then we had
[00:18:11] three, four hearings a week and it was practically impossible for
[00:18:15] the defense to manage to prepare for
[00:18:19] those hearings." The appeal was filed by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office
[00:18:22] on May 6, after on April 22, Vladimir Plahotniuc was
[00:18:26] sentenced to 19 years in prison in the bank
[00:18:29] fraud case. Prosecutors are seeking a sentence of 25 years in prison.
[00:18:33] The former politician was convicted on five counts, including
[00:18:37] establishing a criminal organization, fraud, and money laundering.
[00:18:41] Some judges in the Republic of Moldova have gone on a Japanese
[00:18:45] strike, dissatisfied with the level and proposed salary
[00:18:48] formula for magistrates. They wore
[00:18:51] white armbands on their robes today and continued
[00:18:54] their work in court. Judge Marina Rusu came
[00:18:58] this morning in front of parliament and spoke about
[00:19:01] the problems in the system and the importance of a decent
[00:19:05] salary. We want
[00:19:09] the salary to be adequate,
[00:19:12] one that shows that
[00:19:16] balance between the branches of state power, first
[00:19:20] of all. Secondly, clerks and assistants, who
[00:19:23] are auxiliary personnel, should receive social
[00:19:26] guarantees, including through higher
[00:19:30] salaries, because a clerk receives a salary of
[00:19:33] 8000 RON, more than 8000 RON, but it doesn't even reach
[00:19:37] nine. The salary in our country
[00:19:40] in the justice system is two times lower
[00:19:44] than in the neighboring country Ukraine.
[00:19:47] According to the Judges' Association, the protest will
[00:19:50] last 30 days with the possibility of extension.
[00:19:54] The action could be concluded earlier if their demands
[00:19:57] and the problems signaled by the Superior Council of Magistracy
[00:20:01] are resolved, in the opinion on the draft law on
[00:20:03] salaries. Previously, the CSM requested the revision
[00:20:07] of the judges' salary formula included in the draft
[00:20:11] new law. The Council also requested salary increases for
[00:20:14] clerks and judicial assistants.
[00:20:18] Eight people were detained
[00:20:27] following 21 searches on Friday evening in a criminal
[00:20:31] case involving alleged offenses of fraud and
[00:20:34] money laundering committed by an organized criminal
[00:20:38] group. According to prosecutors, the organizations allegedly
[00:20:41] managed fake cryptocurrency trading platforms, through which
[00:20:44] they attracted investments from dozens of people from the United
[00:20:48] States of America and Canada. The suspects allegedly
[00:20:51] presented themselves as experts in the field of investments and
[00:20:55] offered false information about profits and risks.
[00:20:58] The searches targeted five call centers. All
[00:21:02] eight detained individuals were escorted and placed in
[00:21:05] the detention isolator. 25 vocational
[00:21:19] technical education institutions in the Republic
[00:21:24] new laboratories, renovated dormitories, and energy-efficient
[00:21:28] study spaces. A modernization project
[00:21:30] was announced today by the Ministry of Education and
[00:21:33] Research. In recent years, student interest in these
[00:21:37] institutions has grown, and authorities say better study
[00:21:41] and accommodation conditions
[00:21:42] are also needed.
[00:21:45] Professional School No. 2 in Cahul is among the beneficiaries
[00:21:49] of the modernization project. In recent years, the number of admitted
[00:21:53] students has increased by 20%, and they
[00:21:56] need decent study conditions. "We have a dormitory that
[00:21:59] is not functional, it is in a deplorable state and
[00:22:02] urgently needs interventions
[00:22:06] on it, because having 500 students
[00:22:09] in the institution, we only have one functional dormitory
[00:22:12] for 200 people and we do not cover
[00:22:16] the needs of all students to be
[00:22:20] accommodated in the institution." The vocational school in Ungheni, where over
[00:22:24] 500 students currently study, will also undergo repairs. "We have a
[00:22:27] continuously growing number of students, and that somehow gives us the confidence
[00:22:31] that it is necessary to somehow accelerate the development
[00:22:34] of our institution, so that we meet not only expectations, but also the needs of today's labor
[00:22:38] market. We need to develop the dormitory.
[00:22:41] Of course, there is always a need to improve those
[00:22:44] conditions for them. We need energy efficiency so
[00:22:48] that our buildings are... 11 of the educational
[00:22:52] institutions that are to undergo a transformation are in Chisinau.
[00:22:56] Laboratories will be created, and dormitories and
[00:22:59] study rooms will be energy-efficient.
[00:23:02] Within the educational institution, the Center of Excellence in Informatics
[00:23:06] and Information Technology, it hosts 1950
[00:23:09] students. Thus, within
[00:23:12] the project for modernizing vocational technical
[00:23:14] education, we will benefit from the modernization of a
[00:23:18] study block,
[00:23:20] with classrooms, with equipped computer
[00:23:24] rooms, it is the construction of an
[00:23:27] open-air workshop for the specialty of road
[00:23:29] construction and operation, and the second
[00:23:33] object is the modernization of the dormitory
[00:23:37] for students, dormitory number two. We very much want
[00:23:41] it to be equipped with high-performance
[00:23:44] equipment in the field of electronics, in
[00:23:47] the field of IT equipment
[00:23:50] for simulation regarding car defects.
[00:23:54] The total investment amounts to 80 million euros. In
[00:23:58] total, within this project, we are to renovate
[00:24:01] 47 buildings, with
[00:24:04] an emphasis on both study blocks in some educational
[00:24:08] institutions and dormitories, so that we can
[00:24:11] offer competitive study conditions for our
[00:24:14] students. The project will take place in the period
[00:24:17] 2026-2032
[00:24:19] part of the growth plan for the Republic of Moldova
[00:24:23] supported by the European
[00:24:24] Union.
[00:24:31] Several students from Romania and the Republic of Moldova gathered in
[00:24:34] Chisinau at an educational camp where they will test a
[00:24:37] digital platform with access to over a million academic documents
[00:24:41] and papers. We will return with details about this
[00:24:45] program in the news.
[00:24:49] The Bureau for Reintegration Policies in Chisinau accuses
[00:24:52] the separatist administration in Tiraspol of using propagandistic
[00:24:56] tactics and violating the sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova
[00:24:59] in the context of a protest announced for October 23
[00:25:03] against fiscal measures applied to economic agents
[00:25:06] in the region. Representatives of the bureau claim that organizing such
[00:25:10] demonstrations is not a first and follows
[00:25:15] unconstitutional symbols and slogans, ignoring existing
[00:25:19] laws and violating the sovereignty and territorial
[00:25:21] integrity of the Republic of Moldova. The institution
[00:25:25] also questions the organizers' invocation of freedom of expression,
[00:25:28] given that, according to Chisinau, fundamental rights are
[00:25:32] restricted in the Transnistrian region, and the information
[00:25:35] space is isolated.
[00:25:38] The Parliament of Ukraine
[00:25:40] has adopted
[00:25:50] the law on the rights of national minorities to
[00:25:53] unblock EU accession negotiations. For the document
[00:25:56] to come into force, it must be promulgated by the president. The new
[00:26:00] law will allow minorities who speak
[00:26:04] official languages of the European Union to use their mother
[00:26:08] tongue more in the educational process. According to
[00:26:11] the provisions, schools where over 50% of
[00:26:15] students study in the language of a minority could receive
[00:26:18] special status. In addition, directors of such institutions should
[00:26:22] know the respective language. Previously, in
[00:26:25] Ukraine there have been several cases of closure of classes with
[00:26:29] Romanian language teaching, which led to the approach by
[00:26:32] Romanian
[00:26:34] authorities.
[00:26:43] Students from both banks of the Prut gathered in Chisinau
[00:26:47] for a unique educational camp. For five days,
[00:26:50] young people will participate in common activities, exchange
[00:26:53] experiences and test a digital platform that will
[00:26:57] provide them access to over one million documents and academic
[00:27:00] works. The program was
[00:27:02] developed within a European project implemented for 18
[00:27:06] months by partner universities from Chisinau and
[00:27:09] Galati.
[00:27:12] Professors and students from Romania will participate in
[00:27:15] the next five days in various cultural and educational activities
[00:27:19] will go to libraries in Chisinau and will discover new
[00:27:23] places. We will stay until Friday, it's
[00:27:26] the first day so far. Our colleagues surprised us very nicely
[00:27:30] and warmly and are very welcoming.
[00:27:33] And in the future, we expect them to visit us in our country, at
[00:27:36] our university, we will carry out some common activities about
[00:27:39] the library, about
[00:27:42] reading and many other activities, and after that, we
[00:27:45] will try to travel with them through the country, probably, and
[00:27:49] they will go and visit some cultural places. The camp is part
[00:27:53] of a European project that aims to develop a
[00:27:56] common digital library for universities in
[00:27:59] Chisinau and Galati so that students have easier
[00:28:03] access to educational and scientific
[00:28:05] resources. We are in the era of digitalization, which
[00:28:09] somehow challenges us to be closer
[00:28:12] to technologies, so that some
[00:28:15] resources that we needed are easier for us to find in online
[00:28:19] format. Access to this database, including articles,
[00:28:22] including other specialized studies, to which
[00:28:26] we would normally not have access, and this project helps
[00:28:29] us to develop and refine
[00:28:33] our writing and research skills, but also certainly
[00:28:36] cohesion skills, various
[00:28:39] documents that
[00:28:43] have not been accessed much until now due
[00:28:45] to some deterioration
[00:28:49] in physical format, currently over 1500
[00:28:52] students at our university have access,
[00:28:56] as well as at the "Dunărea de Jos"
[00:28:59] University from Galați.
[00:29:02] The partner institutions aim to strengthen the ties between
[00:29:06] the academic communities from Romania and the Republic of Moldova and
[00:29:10] to create new study opportunities for students.
[00:29:13] We strengthen collaborations and try to
[00:29:16] promote policies that aim at the development
[00:29:19] of young people and access to education
[00:29:23] as widely as possible for young people from the Republic of Moldova
[00:29:27] at European level and quality standards. Over 1 million
[00:29:31] volumes are targeted,
[00:29:33] many bibliographic titles that can be accessed by students,
[00:29:37] professors, researchers of the two universities through the platform created
[00:29:40] for this purpose. The platform is available in Romanian,
[00:29:44] English and Russian. The online Crossborder
[00:29:47] University library for equitable access to high
[00:29:51] quality educational services has a budget of over
[00:29:54] 331,000 euros.
[00:29:56] The first stage of the camp will end on October 16
[00:30:00] in Chisinau. Between October 19-23,
[00:30:03] students will reunite in Galati to continue
[00:30:07] the experience and collaboration between the two
[00:30:10] universities.
[00:30:19] Shocking case in a school in southern France. A 14-year-old
[00:30:22] adolescent shot the school director and
[00:30:25] a teacher. What is the condition of the victims and what does the police
[00:30:29] say about the causes of the attack, we will see immediately.
[00:30:36] If the United States were to buy diesel from Russia, it would be a
[00:30:40] mistake, the statement belongs to former US Secretary of State
[00:30:44] Mike Pompeo, who is also a member of the Republican
[00:30:47] Party. Meanwhile, Volodymyr Zelensky responded to
[00:30:50] Donald Trump's request for Ukraine to have a different
[00:30:53] president. The leader from Kyiv asked Moscow for a
[00:30:56] 60-day truce for elections to be organized.