Technical Glitches Affect Admission File Submissions in Moldova

In the early morning hours, more than 2,500 candidates from Moldova have submitted their admission files for undergraduate studies via the eadmitere.gov.md platform, according to the Ministry of Education and Research.

Water Supply Restrictions Impact 449 Romanian Localities

The water supply to the population in Romania is provided with restrictions by water operators, specifically during certain time intervals, for 449 localities.

Study in Moldova: New Online System for University Admissions

Moldovan universities will begin accepting applications on Monday, July 22nd, marking the start of the admissions process.

Moldovan Village Chokes on Landfill Smoke

Villagers in Țarigrad are embroiled in a growing environmental crisis stemming from a nearby landfill located in the town of Drochia.

Houthi Missile Attack on Eilat Escalates Regional Conflict

Israel announced that its air defence system intercepted a surface-to-surface missile launched from Yemen on Sunday.

German Citizen Rico Krieger Sentenced to Death in Belarus

A German citizen, Rico Krieger, has been sentenced to death in Belarus. This information was confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany, reports Meduza.

Zelensky Calls for Long-Range Arms as Russia Hits Kiev Again

Ukraine requires long-range weapons to protect its cities and frontline troops from Russian bombs and drones, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on Sunday, following a large-scale Russian drone and missile attack overnight, according to Reuters.

Can Moldova Protect Its Culture in the Digital Age?

A recent gathering of artists at the Writers' House focused on the need for legislative changes within Moldova's cultural sector.

Moldova Boosts Fruit Exports with Quality Push

The Moldova Fruct Association, in partnership with USAID, launches the Fruit Quality Improvement Program to enhance the competitiveness of Moldovan fruit exports.

Paris 2024: Nearly 100 Barred on Espionage Fears

French authorities, citing security concerns over potential espionage, have denied entry to the 2024 Olympics for fewer than 100 foreign nationals.

Barcelona Hikes Tourist Tax for Short-Stay Cruises

Barcelona is set to increase the tourist tax levied on cruise ship passengers making brief visits (under 12 hours), according to a mayoral interview published on Sunday by Reuters.

Pressure Mounts on Biden: Who Could Replace Him?

At least 30 Democrats in the House of Representatives, three senators, and several key donors—including actor George Clooney—have urged Joe Biden to withdraw from the race for a new term as President of the United States, following his poor performance in the debate with Donald Trump at the end of June.