Can the EU secure stable aid for Ukraine? Hungary holds key

EU leaders face a crucial summit on Thursday, attempting to convince Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to join a plan for stable financial support to Ukraine, Reuters has reported.

Oleg Tofilat quits Moldovan Railways

Oleg Tofilat has resigned as director of the Moldovan Railways (CFM), he confirmed to local media on Monday.

Will Hungary lift its veto? Pressure mounts over Ukraine aid

The European Union and Hungary are locked in a standoff over a new aid package for Ukraine, with Brussels threatening to take punitive measures if Budapest maintains its veto.

U.S. ambassador: Local leaders key to Moldova's development, EU integration

U.S. Ambassador to Moldova Kent Logsdon praised the impact of local leaders on the country's development, saying they are the ones who will lead Moldova on its European path.

Istanbul church attack: Gunmen kill one, injure worshippers during Sunday mass

A chilling attack on Sunday morning shattered the serenity of Santa Maria Church in Istanbul as two masked gunmen opened fire during Mass, killing one person and injuring several others, BBC has reported.

Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine at night

Russia attacked Ukraine on Saturday night with eight Shahed-136/131 attack drones, as well as two Iskander-M missiles and three S-300 missiles, Ukraine's military reports, as quoted by BBC.

UNRWA crisis: Guterres seeks justice & continued aid

In the wake of disturbing allegations implicating UNRWA employees in Hamas attacks, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has pledged swift and decisive action.

Live broadcast: Holocaust Remembrance Event

Tune in to the live broadcast of the "Requiem Rally," a solemn event honouring the victims of the Holocaust, featuring a floral tribute at the "Victims of Fascism" Monument.

Update on Moldova's EU Accession Plan unveiled

The National Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova's Accession to the European Union for the years 2024-2027 has been updated by the Executive.

Zelensky: Mobilisation must be fair, equitable

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that mobilisation is first and foremost a matter of justice, and that the law must be reasonable and equitable."It is unfair to exclude those who need rest," he said in an interview with Channel 4 News.

Falcon 10 crashes in Badakhshan province

A Falcon 10 medical plane chartered from Gaya, India, to Tashkent-Yuzhny in Uzbekistan has disappeared from radar over Afghanistan, Rosaviatsia, the Russian aviation authority, said.

Explosive Saturday: Rocket attacks shake Syria, Iraq, Lebanon

Rocket attacks in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen on Saturday underscored the growing risk of the Gaza conflict triggering a broader regional confrontation between Iran and its allies against Israel and the United States, as reported by Reuters.