Ex-president of Moldova released from house arrest

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Former President of Moldova Igor Dodon has been released from house arrest by the decision made by the Chisinau court on Friday.

At the same time, he will remain under judicial control for 60 days, during which time he is prohibited from leaving the country, the verdict says.

Igor Dodon is accused of high treason and corruption.

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