Eurovision Heats Up: Non-Binary Artist, City Boy Anthem

The Eurovision Song Contest, a music festival watched by an estimated 200 million people worldwide, opens this Sunday in Malmö, Sweden, with the "turquoise carpet" ceremony.

Moldovan Students Ace Baccalaureate Exams

This article describes a situation in Moldova where 46 graduating students from a high school in the capital city earned perfect scores on the baccalaureate exams in English and computer science without having to take the tests.

Georgia's PM Defends 'Foreign Agents' Bill Amid Global Criticism

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze rebuffed criticisms from the United States and the European Union regarding a proposed "foreign agents" bill on Friday, asserting that opponents were unwilling to engage in meaningful dialogue, as reported by Reuters.

Moldova Haemorrhage: Young Workers Fleeing

A recent study by economist Veaceslav Ioniță reveals a concerning trend: young Moldovans between the ages of 25 and 34 are emigrating at an alarming rate.

Resignations at Chisinau Court of Appeals Don't Signal Crisis, Says Parliament Speaker

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu downplayed the recent wave of resignations at the Chisinau Court of Appeals, assuring the public that the Superior Council of Magistracy will find solutions.

Fire Engulfs IRIS-T SLM Factory in Berlin, Health Risks Advised

A major fire engulfed a factory in Berlin on Friday, owned by Diehl Metal, a company that manufactures the IRIS-T SLM air defence system currently being supplied by Germany to Ukraine.

Canada Announces Financial Support for Moldovan Development

The Canadian Ambassador to Moldova, Gavin Buchan, announced in a recent interview with Digi24 that Canada will provide significant financial support to the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova Press Freedom Slips Amidst War, Politics

The Reporters Without Borders (RSF) organisation has released its 2024 Press Freedom Index, which highlights the current state of press freedom in Moldova.

President Maia Sandu Stands with Georgian Protests: Solidarity Amid Controversial Legislation

President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, has conveyed a message of solidarity to the Georgian populace amidst the ongoing protests in Tbilisi against the contentious draft law pertaining to "foreign influence".

Moldova Judges Flee Court to Avoid Vetting

The Chief Prosecutor of the Anti-Corruption Office, Veronica Dragalin, has warned that losing half its judges could lead to significant delays in processing and finalising cases at the Chisinau Court of Appeal.

Turkey Suspends Trade with Israel Amid Gaza Conflict: Diplomatic Strain Deepens

Turkey has announced the suspension of its commercial ties with Israel, following previous restrictions on exports to the country in April.

Moldova: More than 3.2 million people are registered in the State Register of Voters

The number of voters registered in the State Register of Voters is 3,296,783, according to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).