Moldova's Constitutional Court on Saturday announced to annul some recent decisions, among which the one to dissolve the parliament and not recognizing the government of Maia Sandu, according to news reports reaching Bucharest from Chisinau, capital of Moldova.

Moldova Maia Sandu speaks during a press conference at the government building in Chisinau, Moldova, 15 June 2019. [Photo: IC]

Saturday's judgement "is meant to be a source of social peace, rule of law, democracy as well as a safeguard of a proper framework of human rights protection, by combating a political crisis of great magnitude," said the top court on its website.

Late Friday, Moldova's President Igor Dodon called on the Court to review its rulings since last weekend, after the incumbent cabinet decided to step down from power.