Chișinău mayor Ceban distances himself from Ilie Ilașcu street renaming vote

The renaming of streets in Chișinău “is not the mayor's responsibility.” That was the response of the capital's mayor, Ion Ceban, to public figures and political parties who had proposed naming a street, or potentially Moscova Boulevard, after the late Ilie Ilașcu.

Braille access remains a key barrier to education for visually impaired students

The persistent lack of access to education for individuals with disabilities presents a significant challenge.

Chișinău to take over Gagauzia elections amid fraud and Russian influence

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) in Chișinău is set to assume control and monitoring of the upcoming Gagauzia elections for the region’s People's Assembly.

Transnistria trade 'pivoting towards EU' despite Russian troop presence

Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, claims there is growing momentum regarding Transdniestria's rapprochement with the European Union.

Odessa Triangle members pledge cooperation amid Russian aggression

States that share common values must remain united "as friends and reliable partners," Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister Olexandr Mischenko said.

US and Russia reportedly drafting a new 28-point peace plan for Ukraine

US and Russian officials are reported to be secretly developing a comprehensive peace plan addressing four key areas: the conflict in Ukraine, security guarantees, European security, and the future of relations between Washington, Moscow, and Kyiv.

Moldova issues Yellow Code warning as first snow arrives

The first snow of the season fell across the Republic of Moldova during the night of 18-19 November, marking the onset of winter.

EU enlargement enters 'most realistic stage' for Moldova and Ukraine

The EU enlargement process has entered 'the most realistic stage in the last 15 years,' President of the European Council Antonio Costa said today, concluding the EU Enlargement Forum.

US approves $105m sale for Ukraine's Patriot missile defence maintenance

The US Pentagon has approved a potential $105 million sale to Ukraine for the maintenance of its Patriot missile defence batteries, which are described as crucial for the country's protection against Russian missile attacks, the AFP news agency reports.

Kharkiv drone strikes: 32 people injured as Russia hits city

Ukrainian officials have reported that at least 32 people were injured, including two children, following a wave of Russian drone strikes on the city of Kharkiv last night.

Labour announces plans to tighten UK asylum laws and restrict welfare access

In most European Union countries, asylum is typically granted for an indefinite period, effectively for life.

Romania scrambles jets after drone penetrates airspace from Moldova

The Ministry of National Defence in Bucharest has confirmed a drone incident on the border, reporting that an aerial vehicle penetrated Romanian airspace by 8 km last night.