PAS victory: Moldova’s pro-European future confirmed, says party leader Grosu

The pro-European Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) has secured a parliamentary majority following the September 28 elections, with its leader, Igor Grosu, declaring citizens had won a battle against "enemies of the country" who seemed impossible to defeat.

Hezbollah: Israel hits arms site violating Lebanon truce

The Israeli military announced on Sunday it had struck an arms depot belonging to the Iran-backed group Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, reports say.

Pro-Kremlin TikTok spreads disinformation ahead of Czech vote

Hundreds of anonymous TikTok accounts are actively distributing pro-Kremlin narratives and supporting radical parties ahead of the Czech parliamentary elections, set for October 3–4.

How Donald Trump’s net worth hit $7.3 billion: Forbes

The net worth of the family of US President Donald Trump has reportedly seen a sharp increase following his election, according to Forbes magazine, reaching $7.3bn (billion).

Donald Trump reaction to Michigan church shooting

A man drove a vehicle through the front doors of a church in Michigan and shot at least 10 people, killing one, local police announced on Sunday.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2025. Preliminary results: 90% of votes counted; five competitors still above threshold line

Preliminary results of the parliamentary elections of September 28, 2025, real-time counting

'Moldova looks to Europe, not the past,' Marat Ghelman

Marat Ghelman, a prominent gallerist, journalist, and social activist, states, "The Republic of Moldova is a European country." He believes that today's election is not merely "a choice between Europe and Russia, but rather between the past and the future." Ghelman was born and educated in Chisinau, later working in Russia. After the annexation of Crimea in 2014, he moved to Montenegro.

Authorities anticipate unrest after elections; three suspects detained

Three individuals, including two brothers who have been under surveillance by law enforcement for nearly two months, were arrested by officers from the National Investigation Inspectorate and the "Fulger" police unit. They are reportedly linked to plans for causing mass disturbances following the elections on September 28.

Cyberattack attempt on Moldova 1 TV, Radio Moldova websites thwarted

On Sunday, September 28, the websites of Moldova's public television and radio stations, moldova1.md and radiomoldova.md, were targeted by a DDoS cyberattack. According to the Cloudflare protection system, the servers received over 36 million fake requests in just a few minutes.

Kasparov warns: Putin is normalising war, eyes on Moldova

Russian opposition figure Garry Kasparov has warned that the Putin regime in the Kremlin is normalising war in Russia and views Moldova as "consumable material" in its imperial ambitions.

Russia strikes: Ukraine's growing deep strike capability

“Ukrainian forces are becoming increasingly effective at striking military targets deep inside Russian territory. It is a matter of capabilities, meaning personnel, equipment and training,” stated NATO’s Coordinator for Support to Ukraine, Major General Maik Keller, in an interview with the dpa agency, as reported by DW.

Ukraine EU membership: Hungary veto threatens talks until 2026

European Union sources told DW that EU officials are waiting for a change of government in Hungary, after no decision was reached in Brussels on how to overcome Budapest's veto on Ukraine's accession to the EU.