A Georgian wanted by INTERPOL for "terrorism" was detained upon entering the Republic of Moldova

Late last week, the security authorities at the Chisinau International Airport detained two people suspected of belonging to terrorist organizations. The information was later confirmed by the INTERPOL alert, informs the Border Police.

Ex-prosecutor general Alexandr Stoianoglo, the candidate of the socialists for the presidency

Former general prosecutor Alexandr Stoianoglo is the candidate of the Socialist Party of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) for the position of president of the Republic of Moldova. The announcement was made by the leader of the Socialists, Igor Dodon, during a briefing. Dodon called on the opposition parties to support Stoianoglo in the presidential elections. Political commentator Victor Ciobanu told "Teleradio-Moldova" that Stoianoglo's nomination to the autumn elections "is a smart step".

Government meeting on July 8: 17 projects on the agenda

The members of the Cabinet of Ministers meet in session today, July 8. There are 17 projects on the agenda.

Ukraine's NATO accession: Washington summit promises support, but no irreversible commitments

The United States of America (USA) has promised that the NATO summit these days in Washington will end with a joint statement supporting Ukraine's accession process to the North Atlantic Alliance, but avoided committing to include the word irreversible, as requested by Kiev, informs EFE.

Hungarian PM arrives in Beijing for talks with Chinese leader

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrived in the Chinese capital Beijing. This was announced on the night of Monday, July 8, by his press secretary, DW reports.

French left beats Le Pen’s far right in election shock

The left-wing alliance in France won the most seats in parliament in a dramatic election, dealing a surprise blow to the far-right party of Marine Le Pen, writes Politico.

The Republic of Moldova will borrow 98 million euros for the modernization of roads and border points

The Republic of Moldova will borrow 98 million euros to improve the state of roads and state border crossing points over the next five years. The government is to ratify, in the July 8 meeting, two loan agreements in this regard.

The Netherlands promises immediate delivery of F-16s to Ukraine

Days after taking office, top leaders of the new far-right Dutch government sought to dispel concerns about a shift toward Russia, vowing during a visit to Kyiv that its support for Ukraine was “rock solid” and that sophisticated warplanes and an air-defense system were on the way, Radio Free Europe reports.

Strong explosion in a club in Paris, caused by an electric scooter. Three people injured

Three people were injured, on the night of Saturday to Sunday, at the Pachamama Club-restaurant, in Paris, on the rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, near the Place de la Bastille. An electric scooter battery exploded and caused part of a wall to collapse, AFP said, citing police and fire service sources. The explosion occurred on the fourth floor, the top floor of the building, where the scooter battery was stored.

Flooding and landslides kill at least 15 in Nepal

Landslides and floods set off by torrential rains have killed at least 15 people in Nepal in the last 24 hours, officials in the small Himalayan nation said on Sunday, expressing fear that with further heavy rains expected, that number could rise, The New York Times reports.

Maia Sandu, in Telenesti: "To enjoy our traditions, we must preserve peace and freedom"

The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, participated today, July 7, in the "Hora Sânzienelor" Festival in Telenești, where she emphasized the importance of preserving peace and freedom in order to preserve and celebrate cultural traditions.

Romanians in Spain to get dual citizenship by the end of the year, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu

Over one million Romanian citizens living in Spain will be able to get dual citizenship by the end of this year, announced the Prime Minister of Romania, Marcel Ciolacu, after discussions with his counterpart in Madrid, Pedro Sánchez. The head of the Romanian executive also said that Romania has Spain's support for obtaining a representative portfolio in the future European Commission, Radio România News writes.