Traffic on the Rîbnița-Rezina bridge was stopped because of a person who has a suspicious box

Traffic on the Rîbnița-Rezina connecting bridge is stopped, on the grounds that in the flow of people there is a person who does not cooperate with the police and holds a suspicious box and refuses to reveal its content.

Vocational forum in Soroca builds pathways for youth employment

A recent vocational forum in Soroca, Moldova, brought together students and local employers in an initiative designed to offer young graduates well-paying jobs within the country, thereby helping to reduce the trend of youth migration.

14 dead in Serbia train station roof collapse

National mourning has been declared in Serbia following the tragic collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad, which resulted in the deaths of 14 people.

Moldova enforces 'day of silence' before presidential election

Today, November 2, marks the day of silence ahead of the second round of the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, which will take place on Sunday, November 3.

Pope Francis prays for Valencia amid storm 'Dana' devastation

“Let us pray for the people of the Iberian Peninsula, especially for the community in Valencia, which has been devastated by the storm 'Dana,' the name given in Italy to the severe weather that has struck Spain,” declared Pope Francis at the conclusion of the Catholic prayer 'Angelus.'

Moldova presidential election sees 80% postal voter turnout

Of the 1,809 voters registered for postal voting, 1,447—approximately 80 percent—submitted their ballot envelopes on time to participate in the second round of elections for the office of President of the Republic of Moldova, scheduled for November 3 of this year.

France to enforce border checks across all borders starting November

Another European country suspends the Schengen free movement area. Starting November 1, France will reintroduce border checks at all of its borders. This temporary measure is set to remain in place until April 30, 2025.

ECHR demands answers: Child killed by football goal in Moldova

The European Court of Human Rights has submitted two questions to the Moldovan Government concerning the death of a child crushed by a football goal.

Georgia launches vote recount amid election fraud accusations

The Electoral Commission of Georgia announced that it will begin a vote recount on Tuesday in 14% of polling stations, following accusations from the pro-European opposition that the ruling Georgian Dream party engaged in fraud and “stole” the legislative elections, according to AFP.

Moldovan poultry farms enter EU market

Moldova has granted two poultry farms the right to export eggs to the EU market, following their successful implementation of updated bird-raising practices, Agriculture Minister Vladimir Bolea announced Friday.

Austrian Parliament elects extreme right representative Rosenkranz

The Austrian Parliament has elected for the first time a representative of the extreme right to its leadership: Walter Rosenkranz, aged 62, who has been denounced by the Jewish community as a figure that "pays tribute to Nazi criminals," reports AFP.

Moldova and Romania sign memorandum for energy innovation

The energy ministers of Moldova and Romania signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop partnerships and promote innovation in the energy sector.