US Ambassador to the UN: There is currently no direct military threat to the Republic of Moldova

The United States of America does not currently see any direct military threat to the Republic of Moldova. However, our country is at the forefront of Russia's efforts to diminish democracy globally and undermine democratic governments in an attempt to sow political disunity and chaos. The statements belong to the Deputy to the U.S. Representative to the UN, Ned Price, who gave an exclusive interview to Moldova 1 TV.

The Republic of Moldova is participating in the first Vinitaly international exhibition

The Republic of Moldova participates for the first time in the Vinitaly international exhibition, inaugurated in the city of Verona in Italy. This is one of the most important wine and spirits fairs, bringing together wine sector operators from international markets.

Israel to reopen schools after Iran attack

Schools were set to reopen across Israel on Monday, the army announced, after they were ordered closed due to Iran's unprecedented aerial attack over the weekend, AFP reports.

UN chief calls for maximum restraint after Iran's attack on Israel

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday warned members not to further escalate tensions with reprisals against Iran, while the U.S. warned the Security Council it would work to hold Tehran accountable at the UN, Reuters reports.

Ukraine vs. Russia: Battle for Iar Heats Up

The eastern Ukrainian town of Iar has become the latest focal point of intense fighting. Ukrainian military leader General Oleksandr Syrsky alleges that Russia aims to capture the town by May 9th.

Moldova Changes Energy Aid: Cash Payments Now

Despite the extended timeframe before the next winter season, authorities in Moldova have already pledged to continue providing compensation for energy costs. However, the method of compensation will shift from direct bill reduction to cash payments.

Lack of Experts Hinders Moldovan EU Projects

A lack of specialists with expertise in project writing, implementation, and securing European Union (EU) investments poses a significant challenge for villages within the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova Invests in Rural Sanitation Upgrade

A neighbourhood on the outskirts of Comrat is seeing the start of a major infrastructure project as construction begins on a new sewerage system.

Ursula von der Leyen Condemns Iran's Aggression Against Israel

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, condemned the unprecedented attack launched by Iran on Israel.

Narva: A City Caught Between East and West

Nestled on the banks of the Narva River, the city of Narva stands as a stark reminder of the Cold War's enduring legacy.

Sakura Blossoms Paint Comrat Park in Spring Splendor

Comrat's central park has transformed into a vibrant spectacle as the sakura trees have erupted into bloom.

Undeclared Work Hurts Moldova's Pensions, EU Warns

The Republic of Moldova's pension system faces a precarious situation due to an official employment rate below 50% and a nearly equal ratio of contributors to pensioners.