Slovakia to block Ukraine's NATO bid, says PM Fico

Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico has said his country will block Ukraine's bid to join NATO, warning that it could trigger World War III.

PAS deputies, summoned to the Presidency

The deputies of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) fraction were summoned by the head of state Maia Sandu to the Presidency. Images in this sense were captured by journalists and published online. The reason for their meeting has not yet been announced.

Attention travelers! Abbreviation KIV is replaced by RMO on flight charts starting today

Starting today, January 18, Chisinau International Airport has the abbreviation RMO and not KIV, as it was until now. According to an airline, plane tickets are already available for sale with the new abbreviation and passengers will not be affected by this change.

Davos 2024: Elites discuss geopolitics, inequality, and AI

Beginning on Monday, January 15, the world's political and economic elites gathered, as they do every year, in Davos, the Swiss ski resort that once served as the setting for Thomas Mann's novel "The Magic Mountain."

Breakthrough in Moldova's OSCE talks on 1+1 format

The 1+1 format meeting held on January 16 at the OSCE Mission headquarters in Tiraspol, Republic of Moldova, unfolded against a rather intricate and complex backdrop, stated Oleg Serbrian, the Vice Premier for Reintegration, during a press conference. Nonetheless, several outcomes were achieved.

Extraordinary parliamentary session addresses key reforms

The Parliament is convened for an extraordinary session from January 17-18, 2024. The Permanent Bureau has approved the Parliament's convocation at the request of the legislative President, Igor Grosu, according to a press release.

Taiwan election: China says US 'gravely wrong' to congratulate new leader

China has accused the US of sending "a gravely wrong signal" to those pushing for Taiwan's independence after Saturday's election result, BBC reports.

Moldova's Sandu decries war's impact on values, receives Timișoara award

Moldovan President Maia Sandu denounced the "erosion of European and human values" wrought by the war in Ukraine during the ceremony for the inaugural "Timișoara for European Values" award bestowed upon her today.

Royals boost Moldova's EU dream: Sandu plants friendship tree

Underscoring close Moldova-Romania relations, President Maia Sandu met with Queen Margareta and Prince Radu at Săvârșin Royal Castle near Timișoara on Saturday.

Taiwan election: Biden denies support for independence

In a statement following the rejection of China by Taiwanese voters, President Joe Biden asserted that the United States does not support the independence of Taiwan, as reported by Reuters.

New French FM pledges long-term aid to Ukraine

France's newly appointed Foreign Minister, Stéphane Sejournay, landed in Kyiv on Saturday, marking a continuation of France's staunch backing for Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia.

Taiwan votes: Independence vs. China, US watches

On January 13, Taiwan holds its presidential and parliamentary elections, a crucial vote with global implications.