Romania Eyes Patriot Missiles for Ukraine's Defence

President Klaus Iohannis of Romania announced on Tuesday his openness to discussions regarding the possibility of sending a Patriot missile system to Ukraine.

Chișinău Court Judges Resign Amid Vetting Concerns

The 20 judges of the Chișinău Court of Appeal, including its president, Ilie Chirtoacă, have tendered their resignations, purportedly to avoid the vetting process.

Diplomatic Push: European Neutrals Eye Closer NATO Bonds Amidst Ukraine Fallout

Four European neutral countries, namely Austria, Switzerland, Ireland, and Malta, which are not members of NATO, are seeking closer ties with the North Atlantic Alliance amidst the deteriorating security situation in Europe following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Crimean Bridge Cut Off: Russia Seeks New Supply Routes

Russian authorities have stopped using the Crimean Bridge to supply troops in Ukraine following attacks by the armed forces, according to DW.

Moldova Gets €30M Boost for Energy, Education

The Norwegian government has pledged 30 million euros to support Moldova's efforts to transition to cleaner energy sources, strengthen its education sector, and promote good governance practices, according to the Ministry of Energy in Chișinău.

Moldovan Police Seize Electoral Materials: Investigation Underway

Law enforcement authorities have seized a collection of electoral materials, comprising 394,000 newspapers printed at a Chișinău-based printing house, announces the Moldovan Police.

Moscow Denies War Crimes Accusations Amid ICC's Legal Battle

The Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, has been formally placed under search by the Russian Federation, as disclosed in a notification published on the website of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, citing compliance with the Penal Code.

Kyrgyzstan: Runaway Ice Cream Truck Ploughs into Crowd

In the Kyrgyz village of Zherge-Tal, an ice cream truck careened down a mountainside during a national holiday, ploughing into a crowd of celebrants and injuring 29 children.

Ukraine Village Ravaged, Kyiv Strikes Back with US Rockets

The Ukrainian village of Ocheretyne has been ravaged by fighting, as shown in drone footage obtained by The Associated Press.

Eurovision Heats Up: Non-Binary Artist, City Boy Anthem

The Eurovision Song Contest, a music festival watched by an estimated 200 million people worldwide, opens this Sunday in Malmö, Sweden, with the "turquoise carpet" ceremony.

Georgia's PM Defends 'Foreign Agents' Bill Amid Global Criticism

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze rebuffed criticisms from the United States and the European Union regarding a proposed "foreign agents" bill on Friday, asserting that opponents were unwilling to engage in meaningful dialogue, as reported by Reuters.

20th anniversary of the 2004 EU enlargement. "All Europeans can be masters of their own destiny"

It is the 20th anniversary of the 2004 EU enlargementa. On May 1, 2004, 10 countries joined the Community Block. These are Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.