Armenian PM says another War with Azerbaijan 'likely' unless Peace Treaty is signed

Armenia Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian says a fresh war with Azerbaijan remains a high probability in the absence of a peace treaty between the two countries, RFE reports.

President of the EBRD is coming to the Republic of Moldova

The president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Odile Renaud-Basso, is coming to the Republic of Moldova next week. She will be accompanied by the EBRD's Managing Director for Eastern Europe and the Caucasus, Matteo Patrone. They have scheduled meetings with the authorities of the Republic of Moldova, businessmen, representatives of financial organizations and civil society.

PAS lawmakers: All conditions are there for peaceful dismantlement of Tiraspol regime

The Transnistrian region is economically dependent on the Republic of Moldova, and this that creates conditions for a peaceful dismantlement of the Tiraspol regime, thinks PAS lawmaker Oazu Nantoi, IPN reports.

The Horjan case, to the attention of the OSCE Mission and the Unified Control Commission

The circumstances surrounding the murder of left-wing communist leader Oleg Horjan could be investigated under the aegis of the OSCE. A day after the murder, the mission said it was ready to facilitate interaction between Chisinau and Tiraspol in advancing the investigation.

MFAEI has issued a travel alert for Ukraine

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration has issued travel alerts in several regions of Ukraine. Citizens of the Republic of Moldova are urged to refrain from travelling to all Ukrainian territories temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation in the regions of Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye, Herson and the Crimean Peninsula.

European village, with small but sure steps. Prime Minister Dorin Recean has given assurances that money for projects will be transferred to municipalities in the coming days

The Ministry of Finance will transfer the money allocated by the European Village programme to municipalities in the coming days. Prime Minister Recean explained that the delays are due to budget spending in times of crisis. The priorities were energy compensation and agricultural subsidies.

ANRE adjusted water and sewerage tariffs

Higher water and sewage tariffs in several districts of the country approved by the National Agency for Energy Regulation.

Odessa, again the target of Russian attacks. An agricultural enterprise was destroyed and two people - injured

On the night of 21 July, the Russian occupiers again attacked the Odessa region. This time an agricultural enterprise was destroyed - missiles were aimed at grain warehouses and a building where agricultural machinery was stored, Ukrainian media reported. As a result, two people were injured.

Gun attack in Auckland: Two people were killed and six injured. The attacker is also dead

Horrific scenes in the New Zealand city of Auckland. Two people are dead and six injured after a 24-year-old opened fire in the city centre. Among those injured was a police officer. The attacker also died a short time later. The incident happened hours before the opening of the Women's World Cup. New Zealand's premier, Chris Hipkins, said there was no longer any risk to national security and the football tournament would go ahead as planned.

The gas market in the Republic of Moldova has been liberalised

Consumers in the Republic of Moldova will be able to choose their gas supplier. Parliament voted in final reading on a draft law aimed at ensuring the unbundling and certification of gas transmission operators.

The eligibility criteria for social housing beneficiaries have been extended

Families in which at least one of the members is an employee of a budgetary institution or works in public services will be eligible for social housing. A bill to this effect was voted today in final reading. At the same time, the concept of "minimum subsistence" will be replaced by "minimum wage in the country" as one of the eligibility criteria.

Cereal prices on international markets on the rise

Grain prices on international markets have risen sharply after Russia announced that it will start considering ships heading for Ukrainian ports as possible military targets, BBC reports.