Russia's Siege of Mariupol: Starvation Tactics Exposed

Russia engaged in a "deliberate model" of starvation tactics during the 85-day siege of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol at the beginning of 2022, which constitutes a war crime, according to a new analysis submitted to the International Criminal Court, reports news.ro.

Moldova Cooling Down: Showers, Storms Forecast

Moldova braces for a cool down with scattered showers and thunderstorms.

Armenia Braces for Peace Deal Amid Violent Protests, Police Crackdown

The Armenian police deployed paralytic grenades against protesters gathered in front of the Armenian parliament building, where Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan was holding a "government hour" session, according to ekhokavkaza.com.

Peace Summit in Switzerland: Russia & China Out, Security Boosted

Moldova and 90 other countries are set to attend the upcoming peace summit in Switzerland. Russia declined the invitation, while China opted out of participating in the negotiations.

US Imposes Sanctions on Guțul Over Kremlin Ties

The United States today announced sanctions against Evghenia Guțul, the governor of UTA Gagauzia, for her complicity with the convicted oligarch Ilan Șor and his former party.

Moldova Calls for Bolstered Storm Defences After Deadly Night

Moldova needs to bolster its capacity to respond to extreme weather events, as these phenomena are becoming increasingly frequent.

Hungary Agrees Not to Block NATO Aid for Ukraine, Stays Neutral

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated in a joint press conference with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban that Budapest has agreed not to block the alliance's military aid to Ukraine but will not participate directly.

Judge Sergiu Osoianu Fails Reevaluation for CSM Membership

The reevaluation of Judge Sergiu Osoianu, a candidate for the position of member in the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), has been finalised, according to an announcement by the Pre-Vetting Commission.

President Biden Greenlights Patriot System Dispatch to Ukraine: NYT Reports

Upon President Joe Biden's approval, another Patriot system will be dispatched to Ukraine, as reported by The New York Times (NYT), cited by BBC.

Austrian Chancellor Calls for Legislative Elections Amid Far-Right Surge

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer, of the conservative camp, has announced the scheduling of legislative elections in Austria for September 29th.

Moldova Crushed by Ukraine: Prep Gap Exposed

The Moldovan national team (Tricolorii) acknowledged in a post-match statement that Ukraine had comprehensively outplayed them.

Unsettled Moldova: Cooler Days, Brief Evening Showers

The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) forecasts unsettled weather conditions persisting for the next few days, with slightly cooler temperatures.