EU Countries Unite to Exit Energy Treaty Over Climate Concerns

EU countries have collectively agreed to withdraw from an international energy treaty, citing concerns that it undermines efforts to combat climate change.

Israeli Offensive Persists: Netanyahu Stands Firm on Gaza Assault

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed Israel's commitment to its offensive against Hamas, including in the southern Gaza city of Rafah, despite mounting international pressure to cease operations, as reported by News.ro.

Government Reacts to Gagauz Leader's Kremlin Connection

In response to a photograph depicting the Gagauz leader alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin, accused of war crimes, government officials have voiced concerns over potential ties to organised crime.

Emmanuel Macron: A permanent defense mission will be opened soon in the Republic of Moldova

A permanent defense mission will be opened in the coming months in the Republic of Moldova, said today the president of France, Emmanuel Macron, after the defense ministers from Paris and Chisinau signed an agreement on cooperation in this field. According to the leader from Paris, the agreement will provide a stable framework for the consolidation of the two states.

The Republic of Moldova and the USA will strengthen their cooperative relations in the field of cyber security

Minister of Energy Victor Parlicov signed the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Energy and the US Civilian Research and Development Foundation (CRDF), represented by the director of the Office for Europe and Central Asia, Mykhailo Verych.

Russia journalist jailed for seven years for criticizing Ukraine war

A Russian court on Wednesday, March 6, sentenced a journalist to seven years in prison for criticizing the Ukraine offensive in social media posts. Roman Ivanov, 51, was found guilty of spreading "false information" about Russia's armed forces and punished under Moscow's strict military censorship laws, AFP reports.

EU’s largest party endorses Ursula von der Leyen’s bid for a second term as EU Commission chief

The European Union’s largest political party on Thursday endorsed Ursula von der Leyen’s bid for a second five-year term at the helm of the bloc’s powerful Commission, AP reports.

Sweden officially becomes the 32nd member state of NATO

Sweden will formally join NATO as early as Thursday, two officials with knowledge of the plan told POLITICO.

Eight companies participate in a competition for architectural solutions for the future headquarters of the Public Broadcaster "Teleradio-Moldova"

The "Teleradio-Moldova" company is currently examining, through a specialized jury, a series of architectural concepts for its future headquarters, as part of a competition launched at the beginning of this year. Eight companies presented their visions on the exterior of the building, based on preliminary sketches provided to them by the sponsoring institution. According to a statement from the Company, the contributions of the participants in the contest consist of improvements made to the initial project, integrated into its general concept.

Germany to face travel chaos with rail, airport strikes to resume

The German train drivers' union said on Monday it would commence a fresh round of nationwide strikes as a dispute with national train operator Deutsche Bahn escalated, setting the stage for further travel disruption impacting millions of people, Reuters reports.

The militaries of 13 countries started a large-scale military exercise in the extreme north of Europe

A first-of-its-kind training exercise involving more than 20,000 soldiers from 13 countries has launched across northern Norway, Sweden and Finland as the region prepares to become a fully Nato territory within days, The Guardian reports.

The Sculeni Customs post will be inaugurated after the modernization

The modernization works at the Sculeni Customs Post have been completed, and it will be inaugurated today, March 7. According to the Customs Service, within the project the administrative building was modernized, new pavilions and scanning platforms were built, the number of customs control tracks was increased and the water supply and sewage systems were repaired.