US, Canadian and British ambassadors summoned to Russian Foreign Ministry for "interference" in Russia's internal politics

The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the ambassadors of the US, Canada and Britain on Tuesday to draw their attention to their actions of "interference" in Russia's internal affairs, which could lead to their expulsion from the country, after they jointly condemned the sentencing of a Russian opponent by coming to court together, according to Agerpres.

Poland has reached an agreement with Ukraine to resume transit of Ukrainian grain

Poland has reached an agreement with Ukraine on resuming the transit of Ukrainian grain, with shipments to be sealed at the border and monitored throughout their journey on Polish territory, including by GPS, Polish Agriculture Minister Robert Telus announced, according to Digi24.

Chisinau City Hall asks the Government for help in the context of preparations for the European Political Community meeting. The Executive's reaction

The Chisinau City Hall will provide the necessary support to the central authorities for the organisation of the European Political Community Summit on 1 June, Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban announced today at an operational meeting of the Chisinau City Hall.

The Republic of Moldova exported goods worth over $600 million in the first two months of the year: main destinations

In the first two months of this year, the Republic of Moldova exported goods worth $687 million, 3 percent more than in the same period last year, data from the National Bureau of Statistics show. Exports of goods to European Union countries during this period amounted to $429 million, accounting for 62 percent. At the same time, imports increased by 15 percent.

SCM condemns statements made by Ilan Șor against magistrates of the Chisinau Court of Appeal

The Superior Council of Magistracy (SCM) qualifies as threats the statements made by Ilan Șor, after the Chisinau Court of Appeal sentenced him to 15 years in prison, according to a statement adopted today, 18 April, by the SCM.

Tamara Chișca-Doneva is the new interim president of the Supreme Court of Justice

Tamara Chișca-Doneva has been appointed interim president of the Supreme Court of Justice, although Aliona Miron was appointed to the position by the SCM at the end of March.

Alexander Tanase: After Ilan Șor was sentenced to 15 years in prison, he should remain without a mandate as a deputy

After the decision of the Chisinau Court of Appeal, which sentenced Ilan Șor to 15 years in prison, he must remain without a mandate as a deputy. The statement was made by the former president of the Constitutional Court, Alexandru Tănase, during a broadcast on ProTV.

Romanian Minister of Agriculture on Ukrainian grain: Decisions to be taken must not harm the country

Romanian Agriculture Minister Petre Daea told Digi24 that legal solutions to the Ukrainian grain crisis must be sought and that decisions to be taken must not prejudice the country through costly procedural measures. According to him, the European Commission is already critical and says that a unilateral position is unacceptable.

Ukraine: Black Sea grain initiative in jeopardy

Ukrainian authorities warned on Monday that the Black Sea Grain Shipping Initiative is in danger of coming to an end after Russia again blocked ship inspections in Turkish waters under the agreement, Rador reports.

Sweden launches largest military exercise in 25 years

Sweden on Monday launched its largest military exercise in 25 years, with up to 26,000 troops from 14 countries taking part, as the Scandinavian country faces a stalemate over NATO membership, according to Digi24.

Nicolae Furtună: The virus that causes COVID infection could become seasonal

The virus that causes COVID infection could become a seasonal one, says the head of the ANSP's Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Directorate, Nicolae Furtună, in an interview for Agora.

Russian opponent Vladimir Kara-Murza sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason. London, Berlin and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights are calling for his immediate release

Russian opponent Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason in a harsh prison colony after accusing Vladimir Putin and criticising Russia's invasion of Ukraine, reports the BBC, according to Digi24. He is also accused of spreading "false information" about the Russian military and illegal activity for an organisation deemed "undesirable". He has denied the charges and publicly criticised the lawsuit against him.