Moldova's EU bid hinges on three key reforms

Moldova's aspirations to join the European Union face a critical juncture, as completing three outstanding recommendations from the European Commission remains the primary obstacle to launching formal accession negotiations.

Hundreds evacuated as flood disaster unfolds in northeastern Australia

Rescue teams evacuated more than 300 people overnight, police said, and military helicopters were dispatched to help inundated areas cut off by the floods, AFP reports.

Corruption fight tops agenda as Moldova gears up for EU talks

Embracing a momentous decision by the European Council, Moldova today commenced preparations for its accession negotiations with the European Union.

Moldova's EU accession talks to be complex and demanding

The opening of EU accession talks with Moldova is a historic moment, but the process will be complex and demanding, former Romanian Foreign Minister Titus Corlățean said on Friday.

New chapter opens: Moldova embarks on EU journey

The European Commission is gearing up to start accession negotiations with Moldova in the coming days, setting the stage for the country's potential future membership in the bloc.

EU aid to Ukraine stalled by Hungarian veto

European Union leaders envisioned a crucial lifeline for war-battered Ukraine on Thursday. A €50 billion aid package, aimed at bolstering the country's finances as it defends itself against Russia's ongoing invasion, seemed poised for approval. But at the eleventh hour, a lone dissenting voice threatened to derail the entire plan: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

The Republic of Moldova enjoys the support of all EU member states in the process of enlargement and reforms, statement

The Republic of Moldova is the only country among those targeted in the expansion of the European Union that enjoys the support of all member states, the executive director of the Institute for European Policies and Reforms, Iulian Groza, told Radio Moldova.

Australia, Canada, New Zealand back 'sustainable ceasefire' in Gaza

Canada, Australia and New Zealand on Tuesday backed urgent international efforts towards a "sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza in a coordinated show of concern shortly after the U.S. warned Israel of declining support over its military campaign, Reuters reports.

Russian missile attack on Kiev, dozens of people injured

A Russian missile attack targeted Kiev on Wednesday morning, injuring dozens of people, according to the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, reports Agerpres.ro.

Moldova announces major investment in vocational schools

In a significant effort to enhance vocational education and training, the Moldovan government has allocated 18 million lei (approximately $1.01 million) to upgrade vocational schools nationwide.

U.S. officials confirm Houthi attack on cargo vessel

According to two American defence officials, the missile, launched by Houthi rebels, struck the cargo ship STRINDA, causing a fire and damages. Fortunately, there were no casualties in the attack, as reported by Agerpres.ro.

UN General Assembly to vote on urgent Gaza ceasefire resolution

The UN General Assembly is poised to vote on Tuesday for a resolution that lacks mandatory force but calls for an "immediate cessation of humanitarian fire" in Gaza—a plea the paralyzed Security Council has failed to make so far, reports News.ro.