Oleg Serebrian: Tiraspol's "response measures" will not cause Chisinau to revise its position on the Customs Code

The decisions announced by Tiraspol, including the cancellation of the "preferential customs regime" for farmers from Dubasari, do not intimidate the constitutional authorities in Chisinau, announced the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Oleg Serebrian. According to the official, these "response measures" will not cause Chisinau to review its position regarding the new provisions of the Customs Code.

Azerbaijan says conditions ‘created’ for Armenia peace deal

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on Wednesday said conditions for a peace treaty with arch foe Armenia had been “created”, adding that he did not want another war, AFP reports.

UK Foreign Secretary: Support for Ukraine will continue for years

U.K. Foreign Secretary David Cameron said on Jan. 9 that support for Ukraine within the country is bipartisan and not controversial as in the U.S., and that the U.K. is ready to help for many years to come, reports The Kyiv Independent.

Romania will organize a new edition of the Forum "Boosting the absorption of European funds by the Republic of Moldova - EU candidate country"

The Romanian Parliament will organize, on January 17, the 11th edition of the Forum "Boosting the absorption of European funds by the Republic of Moldova - a candidate country for the EU", reports Agerpres.

A new energy interconnection line between the Republic of Moldova and Romania will be built by 2028

A new energy interconnection line between the Republic of Moldova and Romania, Bălți-Suceava, is to be built by 2028. For this project implementation, our country will contract a loan from external partners, of about 31 million euros.

Japan tightens air traffic control protocols after crash

Japan has tightened its air traffic control protocols after a fiery collision at Tokyo's main airport in which five people died but hundreds escaped to safety, the government said Wednesday, AFP reports.

Over 50 cases of seasonal flu were recorded during the past week

54 cases of seasonal flu were registered during the past week in the Republic of Moldova, announces the National Public Health Agency (ANSP).

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy opens a visit to the Baltic nations, seeking more aid against Russia’s invasion

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy began a visit Wednesday to the Baltic countries, arriving in Lithuania as his country seeks to bolster its air defenses amid Russia’s intensified missile and drone onslaughts in the 22-month-old war, AP reports.

More documents will be available on mobile phone. The concept of the EVO application, approved by the Government

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the concept for the EVO government application. Through it, both individuals and legal entities will have access to information and functionalities, reads a Government press release.

Trucks are still not allowed to enter Romania through the Leușeni-Albita customs post

Trucks are still not allowed to enter the territory of Romania. The crossing and movement restriction for trucks through the Leușeni-Albita customs post, established by the Romanian authorities, is also valid for today, January 10, the Customs Service informs in an official statement.

Intensified Russian airstrikes stretching Ukraine's air defenses

Russia’s recent escalation of missile and drone attacks is stretching Ukraine’s air defense resources, a Ukrainian air force official said Tuesday, leaving the country vulnerable in the 22-month war unless it can secure further weapons supplies, AP reports.

Israel Cabinet slated to vote on 2024 war budget this week -Finance Minister

Israel's cabinet is set to approve a 2024 wartime budget on Thursday, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said on Sunday, after ministers approved 9 billion shekels ($2.5 billion) in financial support for military reservists, Reuters reports.