France airport chaos: Strike grounds over 40% of flights

Hundreds of flights have already been canceled, affecting over 70,000 passengers, as a major air traffic controller strike causes widespread disruption across France's

Moldova uncovers major tax evasion, money laundering scheme

A large-scale tax evasion and money laundering scheme, spanning four years, has been uncovered by the Prosecutor's Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases (PCCOCS), in collaboration with the State Tax Service.

ODA's june impact: Boosting Moldova's entrepreneurs & economy

In June, the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) disbursed hundreds of millions of lei through various support programs for entrepreneurs, young people, and local businesses.

Moldova honors 89 Baccalaureate graduates for perfect scores

On July 4, 89 high school graduates who achieved perfect scores of 10 on the 2025 national baccalaureate exam were celebrated for their "excellent results obtained through hard work, discipline, and tenacity."

Moldova's Soviet terror exhibit honors victims

The two railway cars, a stark reminder of the conditions under which tens of thousands of Moldovans were forcibly torn from their homes and deported to Siberia or Kazakhstan by the Soviet regime, have already been installed in the Great National Assembly Square.

Expert warns: Russia fuels media attacks in Moldova

Aggressive rhetoric, threats, and attempts to intimidate journalists are part of a broader scenario, supported by pro-Russian political groups, warns security expert Ștefan Bejan.

Moldova-EU Summit to tackle defense, accession

The European Union has provided a total of €197 million in support to the Republic of Moldova for the modernization of its defense system, channeled through the European Peace Facility (EPF).

Trump-Putin: No progress on Ukraine war end

U.S. President Donald Trump stated he made no progress in discussions with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin regarding an end to Russia's war against Ukraine. He made the statement on Thursday, July 3, to journalists at Joint Base Andrews near Washington, DW reported.

Crete wildfire: Thousands evacuated from tourist areas

A massive wildfire broke out on Wednesday in southeastern Crete, near the town of Ierapetra, forcing the evacuation of at least 3,000 people, including tourists, and causing extensive damage. The flames, fueled by strong wind gusts, quickly engulfed forested areas and residential settlements, Reuters reported.

Moldova: A success story in energy independence

Moldova has overcome Russia's energy blackmail and aims to fully interconnect with the European Union's energy market by 2027, Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu announced at the annual ministerial forum organized by "The Economist" from July 1-3 in Athens, Greece.

US lawmaker demands answers on frozen Ukraine aid

U.S. Representative Brian Fitzpatrick, a Republican from Pennsylvania, has officially called for an urgent briefing from the White House and the Department of Defense.

World Bank names Ulrich Schmitt Moldova country manager

The World Bank Group has appointed Ulrich Schmitt as its new Country Manager for Moldova, effective July 1.