Voters will be able to sign electronically to support candidates for the position of president of the Republic of Moldova

The Central Electoral Commission informs that in the presidential elections of October 20, the collection of signatures to support candidates for the position of President of the Republic of Moldova is additionally admitted through the "Electronic Subscription List" IT System, managed by the Central Electoral Commission. Authentication and signing in the System will be possible only with the help of electronic or mobile signature, through the MPass authentication and access control Service.

Tough traffic at the Leușeni-Albita border crossing point. Recommendations of the Border Police

Border police officers announce increased traffic when leaving the country through the Leușeni-Albita border crossing point, which is why, several measures have been implemented.

Bulgaria heads to snap elections

Bulgaria is heading to the seventh round of legislative elections in the last three years, after the third party tasked by President Rumen Radev to form a governing coalition returned the mandate on Monday, failing to get the necessary support for a majority, Reuters and EFE agencies report.

Prime Minister of Bangladesh has resigned. The army will form a provisional government

The head of the Government of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, who fled from her stormed palace, resigned on Monday, the head of the army announced in a televised speech, reports AFP.

The German Foreign Minister advocates the stationing of American long-range missiles on German territory

The German Foreign Minister, Annalena Baerbock, one of the leaders of the environmentalist party in the governing alliance, recently said that it is necessary to create a military system to deter Russia, which would protect not only Germany, but also Poland, the Baltic countries and Finland, reports DW.

Knife attack in a dance hall in England: 13 people stabbed and three children dead

Tragedy in Britain. 13 people were stabbed and three children died. A teenager has been arrested in North West England. Emergency services said eight injured people were taken to hospital and are in a critical condition. The incident happened in a children's club.

Former prosecutor Victoria Furtună announces that she will run independently for the position of president of the country

Former anti-corruption prosecutor Victoria Furtună declared that she was an independent candidate for the position of president of the country. The announcement was made in a video spot, filmed in Tiraspol against the background of the monument to the commander of the Russian troops, Alexandr Suvorov.

Murder of the Turkish citizen // Police refuse to provide details about the case

Three weeks after the street murder of the Turkish citizen in the Rîșcani sector of Chisinau, the police failed to track down the killer. Law enforcement officers refuse to provide details on this case, citing procedural measures. So far it is not clear if the police have managed to identify the killer, but the Minister of the Interior, Adrian Efros assures, that he is wanted.

Georgia's controversial foreign agents law challenged by the opposition at the Constitutional Court

Georgia's largest opposition party, the United National Movement, challenged at the Constitutional Court the country's controversial "foreign agents" law, reports the Georgian newsroom of Radio Free Europe. The document was signed by thirty-two parliamentarians on July 22. Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili, a staunch critic of the law, filed a similar appeal back on July 16.

The Turkish president threatens Israel with military intervention

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday that Turkey might enter Israel, as it has done in the past in Libya and Nagorno-Karabakh, although he did not spell out what sort of intervention he was suggesting, reports Reuters.

Venezuela: Maduro wins his third presidential term

President Nicolás Maduro has won Venezuela's presidential election, according to partial results announced by the electoral council, BBC reports.

CSM Candidates Fail Integrity Test: Results and Appeals Process

Former judge Anatolie Minciuna and lawyer Vitalie Ciuchitu, both candidates for the Moldovan Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), along with Ion Rusu, a lawyer who is a candidate for both the CSM and the Disciplinary Board, did not pass the external evaluation.