Bernadette Szőcs makes history at Japan’s Champions Tournament

Bernadette Szőcs has reached the semifinals of the Champions Tournament in Japan, securing at least a bronze medal. In the quarterfinals, Szőcs, ranked 17th globally, faced Satsuki Odo of Japan, who is ranked 8th worldwide.

Mobile phones banned in schools: Impact on focus and performance

Mobile phones will be legally banned during lessons starting in December. However, in some schools, this issue has been addressed for several years.

Moldovans have one week to register for November energy aid

Moldovans have one week remaining to submit applications for energy compensation for November.

Gazprom talks critical for Moldova’s energy security in 2025

Energy Minister Victor Parlicov will depart for St. Petersburg on Monday, November 25, where he is set to hold negotiations with representatives from "Gazprom."

Snowfall and icy roads disrupt northern Moldova's traffic

It has been snowing for the second consecutive day in several districts in the northern part of the country.

Moldova launches EU accession handbook for integration process

The "Handbook on Negotiations for the Republic of Moldova's Accession to the European Union" was launched on Thursday in Chișinău.

Ukraine warns of nuclear disaster risk, calls for IAEA measures

Ukraine has called on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to adopt stricter measures against Russia for its attempts to provoke a nuclear accident by targeting substations critical to the operation of nuclear power plants, according to Ukrinform.

Russia deploys 9M729 Oreshnik missile in Ukraine attack

9M729 Oreshnik This is the name of the new missile Russia used on the Ukrainian front in an attack on the city of Dnipro. The official announcement from Moscow came hours after Ukraine accused Russia of launching an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which would have been unprecedented, Digi24 reports.

Moldova cracks down on illegal military uniforms with new bill

The illegal manufacturing or sale of military service uniforms will be penalised, with a draft bill amending several laws having been adopted by Parliament in the second reading.

Moldova debates redefining treason amid political controversy

To combat electoral corruption, the concept of treason must be redefined, among other measures. This proposal emerged after accusations that, during the presidential campaign, certain actions were taken in favour of another state to achieve a specific electoral outcome.

Moldova secures €4.34M grant for waste management upgrades

The Republic of Moldova will receive a €4.34 million grant to modernise solid waste management infrastructure in several regions of the country. The project was approved in its first parliamentary reading by 69 deputies.

Moldovan deputy Diana Caraman faces warnings over Constitution comments

Diana Caraman, a deputy from the Bloc of Communists and Socialists (BCS), was issued two public warnings by the President of the Legislature, Igor Grosu.