Resolving Moldova's Transnistrian conflict: Key challenges and solutions

One of the most significant challenges that the Republic of Moldova has faced during its 33 years of independence is the separatist region on the left bank of the Dniester, which has caused ongoing insecurity since the early 1990s.

Barack and Michelle Obama Back Kamala Harris for November Election

Former U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, announced on Friday their endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate for the presidential election on November 5.

Russia's Drones Strike Ukraine, Hit Romania Too

Debris from Russian-made Shahed-136 drones, also known as Geran drones, was found near the town of Plauru in Tulcea County, Romania.

Moldova Battles Food Security Threat with New Commission

In a vote of 76, the Moldovan Parliament today approved the creation of a special commission tasked with identifying solutions to overcome the crisis gripping the agricultural sector.

Moldova Debuts Judo Stars at Paralympics

Moldova will be sending a team of five athletes to compete for medals at the Paralympic Games in Paris, taking place between August 28 and September 8.

Israel introduces a new entry mechanism for citizens of states with a visa-free regime, including the Republic of Moldova

Starting with August 1, Israel is changing the rules for entering its territory for citizens of states with a visa-free regime, including citizens of the Republic of Moldova.

Kamikaze drone attacks in Ismail: port infrastructure and a residential building damaged

Russia's massive nighttime bombardment by Shahed kamikaze drones in the city of Ismail in the Odesa region caused significant damage to port infrastructure and to a five-story residential building. According to the information provided by the state administration of the Ismail region, the attack happened in violation of the rules of conduct in war. This deliberate action led to serious damage to the port infrastructure in Ismail, writes Ukrinform.

MEP Rareș Bogdan, elected deputy-chairman of the Commission for Foreign Affairs: "My absolute priority is the Republic of Moldova"

Romanian MEP Rareș Bogdan was elected deputy-chairman of the Committee for Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament. In a Facebook post, he wrote that one of his priorities in this mandate is to support the Republic of Moldova in the country's European integration process.

Hungary issues an ultimatum to Ukraine for the unblocking of EU funds intended for armaments

Hungary will continue to block the 6.5 billion euro funding program for military aid to Ukraine from the European Peace Fund until Kiev resumes supplies of Russian oil. A statement to this effect was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, Peter Szijjártó, in an interview for ATV Hirado. He pointed out that Hungary and Slovakia's energy supply is under threat because 33% and 40-45% of their crude oil imports come from a Russian company and the oil transits through Ukraine.

Borrell: Next Peace Summit should include Russia, but not on Putin's terms

Ukraine will continue to look for ways to organize the next peace conference with the participation of Russia, said the High Representative of the European Union, Josep Borrell. He emphasized that the talks will not take place under the conditions imposed by the leader of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin.

Moldova Aims for EU Accession by 2028 Amid Geopolitical Shift

The process of the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union could be completed by the end of 2027 or the beginning of 2028, stated Cristina Gherasimov, the Vice Prime Minister for European Integration, on "At 360 Degrees."

Paris 2024: Security Fears Spark Accreditation Rejections

Dozens of accreditation applications for the 2024 Paris Olympics were rejected amid concerns about foreign interference allegedly backed by Russia and Belarus, according to a Politico report on July 21st, citing French authorities.