China simulates total blockade of Taiwan in massive 'Justice Mission 2025' drills

China launched missiles toward Taiwan on Tuesday and deployed amphibious assault ships, bombers, and warships around the island. This marks the second day of Beijing’s most extensive military exercises to date, designed to simulate a total blockade of Taiwan.

Bulgaria set to join Eurozone on January 1 amid political transition

Bulgarian banks, retailers, and consumers are bracing for the retirement of the national currency, the leva. To facilitate the reconfiguration of digital systems, card payments, online purchases, and ATM withdrawals will be temporarily suspended during New Year’s Eve.

Moldova secures ownership of Odessa sanatorium after Ukraine Supreme Court ruling

The Republic of Moldova has officially secured ownership of nine real estate assets within the "Moldova" Sanatorium complex in Odessa. The decision was delivered on December 17 by the Economic Cassation Court of the Supreme Court of Ukraine and confirmed by Chisinau authorities today.

Moldova’s public debt hits €6.2 billion as government approves new 2026–2028 management plan

Moldova’s public debt reached €6.19 billion (approx. 121.4 billion MDL) by the end of 2024, marking a 16.7% increase compared to the previous year. To address the rising burden, the Government approved a medium-term state debt management program for 2026–2028 during its December 29 session.

Moldova launches first regional V2G pilot to turn electric vehicles into grid suppliers

Moldova is transforming electric vehicles (EVs) from simple energy consumers into mobile storage units. The government has approved the first innovative pilot project within its "Energy Sandbox" to test Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology.

Russia demands Ukraine withdraw from Donbas to secure peace deal

The Kremlin stated on Monday that Ukraine must withdraw its troops from the remaining parts of the Donbas region under its control if it seeks peace. Moscow warned that failure to reach an agreement could result in Kyiv losing even more territory.

Moldovan rescue teams respond to over 80 emergencies amid severe wind gusts

Moldova's General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) responded to over 80 incidents in the last 24 hours. Emergency teams were deployed to 34 locations specifically to manage the aftermath of gale-force winds.

Moldova railway reform: Single freight train replaces 100-truck convoy

Railway transport is a strategic priority for the Republic of Moldova. Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea emphasized that recent logistics tests prove the sector's immense potential for the nation's future.

Moldovan entrepreneur returns from UK to launch pastry business despite chronic illness

After a decade of working in the United Kingdom, Rodica Moldovanu returned to Moldova to transform a lifelong passion into a profitable reality. Investing her family’s entire savings, she opened a specialized pastry shop in Durlesti.

Trump signals breakthrough in Ukraine peace talks but Donbas remains "difficult"

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that negotiations to end the war in Ukraine are "very close, perhaps very, very close" to a deal. The statement followed a high-stakes meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the Mar-a-Lago resort.

Von der Leyen insists on robust security guarantees for Ukraine from day one

Ukraine must receive ironclad security guarantees immediately upon the cessation of hostilities. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered this message on Sunday, December 28, following high-level discussions with U.S. and Ukrainian leadership.

Moldovan hikers trapped in Făgăraș Mountains amid Red Code blizzard

Four Moldovan citizens remain stranded at the Călțun Refuge in Argeș County, Romania, as extreme weather conditions continue to batter the mountain range.