Italy general strike Nov 28: Travel disruption warning

Italy faces major disruption on Friday, November 28, due to a planned 24-hour national general strike.

Belgian strike: Over half of flights canceled at Brussels

A nationwide strike has plunged Belgian airports into chaos, paralyzing operations at Brussels Airport, where over half of the scheduled flights have been canceled.

Rubio: US security guarantees for Ukraine only after peace deal

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reportedly informed European allies that Washington will only be willing to offer security guarantees to Ukraine after a peace agreement has been signed with Russia.

Arsenal 3-1 Bayern: Perfect UCL run continues as Reds falter

Arsenal won the high-stakes match against Bayern Munich, continuing their perfect run in the Champions League.

Maia Sandu: Moldova faces brutal war pressure, needs EU

The Republic of Moldova, Romania, and the whole of Europe "are living under the pressure of a brutal war on our borders, the consequences of which reach our villages and households," stated President Maia Sandu at the reception organized on November 26 in Chișinău to mark Romania's National Day.

Chișinău opens modern green energy training center

A state-of-the-art workshop dedicated to training renewable energy specialists was inaugurated at the Center of Excellence in Electronics and Energy in Chișinău.

Shadow fleet tankers too old to sail, need scrapping

An increasing number of the aging oil tankers that Russia assembled to export its crude, thus bypassing Western sanctions, are reaching the end of their operational life and require scrapping.

Moldova EU hopes: Grandfather of 'Smartest Kid' speaks

The grandfather of the 'World's Smartest Kid' lives in the Moldovan village of Abaclia, Basarabeasca district, working as a local route driver.

Heavy fog in Moldova: Police safety alert & traffic advice

Dense fog is affecting traffic conditions in several regions across Moldova, significantly reducing visibility and creating hazardous driving conditions.

Tiraspol’s new “elections”: Regime accused of mimicking state procedures

The separatist administration in Tiraspol is set to organize new elections at the end of this week for the so-called Supreme Soviet, which is claimed to be the legislature of the unrecognized regime on the left bank of the Nistru. Elections will also be held for new local council members. The constitutional authorities in Chișinău do not recognize this electoral process, and analysts have described the vote as a “mimicking of democracy.”

Spatari: “We’re racing against time” on Moldova’s EU accession path

The Republic of Moldova is entering an accelerated phase of its accession to the European Union. Deputy Marcel Spatari, chairman of the newly established Parliamentary Commission for European Integration— a structure created for the first time in the country's history—states that Moldova faces critical years ahead. "We are in a race against time," Spatari remarked during an interview on the "We and Europe" show on Radio Moldova, emphasizing the urgency to align legislation and institutions with European standards.

Moldox turns 10: Five must-see films at the 2025 edition

The Moldox International Documentary Film Festival kicks off today at Cineplex Loteanu in Chișinău. Over five days, from November 26 to 30, 2025, audiences will have the opportunity to view 27 feature-length documentaries and 6 short films. These productions, both from Moldova and around the globe, explore themes such as freedom, memory, trauma, dignity, resilience, and our quest for meaning in a chaotic world.