Ukraine War: Russia Loses Over 50,000 Soldiers

A report compiled by BBC Russia, Mediazona (an independent investigative group), and volunteers monitoring the conflict in Ukraine reveals a dramatic increase in the number of Russian soldiers killed in the war's second year.

EU Grant Boosts Moldova's Labor Market Reforms

The European Union has allocated €2 million to the Republic of Moldova to support the training and development of its labour market.

Moldova's Eurovision Star Barbu Holds Pre-Contest Press Conference

Moldovan singer Natalia Barbu and representatives from Teleradio-Moldova will hold a press conference on Thursday, April 18, to discuss her participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö, Sweden.

EU Sanctions Iran Over Drone Attack on Israel

The European Union decided on Wednesday to implement new sanctions against Iran, targeting drone and missile manufacturers, according to European Council President Charles Michel.

Moldova Braces for Cold Snap & Heavy Rain

Moldovan temperatures will reach a maximum of 11 degrees Celsius (51.8 degrees Fahrenheit) on Thursday, April 18, according to meteorologists.

Moldovan Orthodox Church Leaders Urge Participation in National Census

Leaders of the two Moldovan Orthodox Churches have called on their parishioners to actively participate in the ongoing national population and housing census, which began on April 8.

Georgia Divided: Pro-West or Pro-Russia?

The Georgian parliament on Wednesday passed the first reading of a draft law on "foreign agents," sparking days of protests from critics who denounce it as authoritarian and modelled after Russian legislation, according to Georgian media reports cited by Reuters.

Moldova Extends Census, Warns Against Bank Info Fraud

More than 400,000 people and roughly 290,000 homes have been enumerated since the commencement of this year's national census in Moldova, according to data presented by government spokesperson Daniel Vodă at a press conference.

Moldova Prepares for EU Membership Referendum

The Moldovan government has reiterated its strong commitment to European integration and is encouraging citizens to actively participate in the upcoming autumn referendum on EU membership.

Georgia: Protests Erupt Over 'Foreign Agents' Bill

In Tbilisi, riot police deployed crowd control measures against protesters gathered outside the Georgian parliament building.

Officials Detail New Iran Sanctions; Allies Urged to Follow Suit

The White House announced on Tuesday that the United States will impose new sanctions against Iran in response to the recent attack on Israel.

Tragedy Unfolds in Gaza: Victims' Families Grieve Amidst Chaos

At least 13 individuals, among them seven children, have perished, with over 25 sustaining injuries following a targeted assault on the Al-Maghazi refugee camp situated in central Gaza on Tuesday, as confirmed by sources at the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, as reported by News.ro.