Moldova: Presidential control over disinformation efforts

The Center responsible for countering disinformation will be placed under the direct authority of the President of the Republic of Moldova.

EU-Israel policy: Fund misuse & sanctions divide West

The UK, Canada, and other Western allies have announced sanctions against two hardline Israeli ministers for "repeated incitement to violence against Palestinians," a robust joint move that comes amid growing Western condemnation of Israel's actions in the occupied West Bank and Gaza.

Moldova's future: EU path or Russian influence

The future of the Republic of Moldova depends on citizen mobilization in the autumn parliamentary elections and a firm commitment to continuing the reforms necessary for European integration, states MEP Dan Barna.

Moldova's declining birth rate: A demographic crisis

In Moldova, fewer and fewer children are being born, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

Greece backs Moldova's EU path: A strategic investment

Greece will continue to be a firm advocate for the European future of the Republic of Moldova. In this regard, the Hellenic Republic is ready to offer technical support and share its experience to assist Moldova in its process of aligning with the EU's acquis communautaire.

Moldova: Transnistrian drills, energy crisis spark alarm

Military exercises conducted on Wednesday in the Transnistrian region by unrecognized Tiraspol structures and the Operational Group of Russian Forces (OGRF), illegally stationed on the territory of the Republic of Moldova, constitute "a provocation and an attempt to divert attention from other very serious critical issues facing the left bank," states Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Air India flight crashes at Ahmedabad airport

An Air India flight crashed Thursday morning at Ahmedabad airport in western India, according to several local television stations.

Moldova remembers Stalinist deportations of 1941

Members of Parliament observed a moment of silence on Thursday, at the opening of the parliamentary session, in memory of the victims of the Stalinist deportations, 84 years after the first wave recorded on the night of June 12-13, 1941.

Moldova strengthens energy independence but growth stays slow

The Republic of Moldova has bolstered its resilience and is no longer reliant on Russia for energy resources. However, economic growth prospects remain constrained due to systemic risks and insufficient investment, according to finance expert Eugen Ghilețchi.

Exiled experts warn: Russian economy on the brink

Russia's economy has entered a critical phase, with economic stagnation, accelerating inflation, and a budget crisis converging into an imminent threat to internal stability.

Moldova declassifies final soviet repression files

On the eve of the commemoration of the June 12-13, 1941, mass deportations, the final tranche of approximately 20,000 files belonging to victims of political repression was declassified and formally transferred to the National Archival Agency.

Zelenskyy urges EU for tougher Russia sanctions, oil cap

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged the European Union to adopt tougher sanctions against Russia, following the announcement of the draft 18th sanctions package.