Geoana: We are willing to go as far as the Republic of Moldova is willing to go in the relationship with us

The North Atlantic Alliance is willing to go as far as the Republic of Moldova is willing to go in the relationship with NATO, NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană said on Wednesday in Brussels, in an exclusive interview for Agerpres.

Zelenski was invited to the NATO Summit in July. Zelenski: The day will come when security will be guaranteed for our country too

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has announced that Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski has been invited to the alliance's July summit in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, CNN reports. Zelenski referred to the summit in his daily message posted on social media.

Bad weather has also taken hold in Europe. Continent faces snowfall and extreme temperatures in the middle of spring

Winter has returned in the middle of spring. Snow and cold weather will dominate Europe for the next few days. A cyclone that has formed in the Mediterranean Sea basin and is moving towards south-eastern Europe, as well as a wave of polar air, called the polar vortex, is heading towards the European continent. A severe weather code red has been issued in several European countries.

Fight for Bahmut continues: Ukrainian Armed Forces say Russia 'is far' from occupying the town

Ukraine has repelled 69 Russian attacks in the past 24 hours as the enemy concentrates its forces towards Liman, Bahmut and Avdiivka. However, the leadership of the Eastern Troop Group of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said the invaders "are far away" from occupying Bahmut.

Russia blames Ukraine for St. Petersburg bombing in which a well-known Russian military blogger lost his life

Russia has accused Ukraine of masterminding the murder of the well-known Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarski. The Russian authorities say the case also involves Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation. Moreover, the blogger was posthumously enlisted as a Wagner fighter.

Train crash in the Netherlands: At least one dead and 30 injured

At least one person has died and 30 others were injured after a train derailed in the Netherlands on Tuesday morning. The condition of 19 victims is serious, Dutch emergency services said, Euronews reports.

USA: Death toll rises to 32 after tornadoes rip through South and Midwest, leaving communities in ruin

The death toll rose to 32 Sunday after a batch of ferocious storms and tornadoes devastated communities across the American South and Midwest, while parts of the Southern Plains braced for their own round of severe weather, CNN reports.

Finland officially becomes a member of NATO. The announcement made by Jens Stoltenberg

Finland will officially become a member of NATO on Tuesday, the office of the Finnish president announced. This was also confirmed by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who said the move would make Finland "more secure", reports SkyNews.

EU to guard against any Russia abuse of UN Presidency: Borrell

The European Union will guard against any abuse during Russia's presidency of the United Nations Security Council during the month of April, the bloc's foreign policy chief said, AFP reports.

Tens of thousands protest judicial reform for 13th consecutive week

Hundreds of thousands of judicial reform protesters took to the streets of Israel in over 150 locations on Saturday night, despite the pause in the judicial reform legislation process as the two sides conduct negotiations, jpost.com reports.

European Commission denies President Ursula von der Leyen's candidacy to lead NATO

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is not running for NATO secretary-general, a Commission spokesperson said Saturday, quoted by dpa, according to Digi24.ro.

Washington says it is "extremely concerned" by the arrest in Russia of "Wall Street Journal" journalist

The United States of America (USA) condemns the arrest by the Russian Federation of American journalist Evan Gershkovich, a reporter for "The Wall Street Journal". The head of US diplomacy, Antony Blinken, said he was "extremely concerned" about Moscow's actions to punish the press.