Blinken Warns China: Halt Supply to Russia Amid Ukraine Crisis

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has issued a warning that the United States will take action if China continues to supply Russia with materials used in its assault on Ukraine.

Moldova Celebrates 75 Years of Partnership with NATO

An exhibition featuring 40 captivating archival photographs that chronicle Moldova's years of cooperation and partnership with NATO was inaugurated at the capital's Military Museum to mark the 75th anniversary of the North Atlantic Alliance.

Ukraine Pulls Back Abrams Tanks Amidst Drone Threat

Ukraine has withdrawn American-donated Abrams tanks from the active battlefield for the time being due to the growing threat posed by Russian drone warfare.

Berlin Memorial Concert Honors Alexei Navalny's Legacy

Associates of the opposition activist Alexei Navalny, who passed away in prison in February, have unveiled plans for a commemorative concert in his honor.

Expanded Voting Access: Moldovan Residents Abroad Can Vote by Mail

Residents of the Republic of Moldova domiciled in the United States of America, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland will have the opportunity to cast their votes by mail in the forthcoming presidential elections and the republican constitutional referendum scheduled for October 20.

Former Romanian President Faces Charges: Mineriad Case Updates

Former President Ion Iliescu faces criminal charges in the Mineriad Case, with prosecutors notifying him of his status in the case on Friday.

Moldova Gas Prices Down: Moldovagaz Requests Tariff Reduction

Moldovagaz, a natural gas supplier in Moldova, has formally requested the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to revise the natural gas tariff.

Moldova Celebrates Flag Day: Tricolor Flies High

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova, both at home and abroad, have been invited by the head of the Legislature, Igor Grosu, to display the tricolour on State Flag Day.

Ukraine Minister Jailed in Land Grab Scandal

A Ukrainian court ordered the pre-trial detention of Agriculture Minister Mykola Solsky on Friday.

Clarity Emerges: Moldova's Foreign Ministry Situation Explained

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi, confirms that procedural measures have been taken at the department under his leadership, although he did not provide specific details regarding their nature.

Man City Crushes Brighton, Closes Gap on Arsenal

Manchester City secured a decisive victory over FC Brighton in the postponed match of the 29th round of the Premier League. The Citizens claimed a convincing 4-0 win away from home.

Russia: Uranium Mine Flood Threatens Water Supply

Severe flooding in Russia has sparked fears of radioactive and chemical pollution from Soviet-era uranium mines in the Kurgan region contaminating the Tobol River in Western Siberia.