Limited Spots in Chisinau First Grade

More than 8,600 children in Chisinau have registered for first grade in the upcoming 2024-2025 school year.

Hajj Deaths Soar in Saudi Heatwave

Over 1,300 pilgrims perished during this year's Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia. Worshippers braved scorching temperatures at the holy sites in the desert kingdom, Saudi authorities announced on Sunday.

Ukraine's Right to Self-Defence: US Weapons Authorised for Russian Targets

The Ukrainian armed forces are authorised to use weapons supplied by the United States to target military installations across Russian territory, not limited to those near the Kharkiv region.

EU-China Trade War: Tariffs Hit Chinese EVs

The European Union (EU) has taken a controversial step to protect its automotive industry by announcing steep tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) manufactured in China.

Zelensky Declares Peace Summit a Success for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared, during a press conference at the conclusion of the Peace Summit in Switzerland, that it was a great success for Ukraine and that the communiqué adopted after the summit was fully satisfactory for Kyiv, reports the BBC..

Ukrainian Jobs in Moldova: Seeking Refuge, Finding Work

Since the war in Ukraine began in 2022, over 1,400 Ukrainian citizens have found employment in the Republic of Moldova, according to data from the National Employment Agency (ANOFM).

Hamburg: Axe Attack in Euros Fan Zone

A major operation is underway in central Hamburg following a dramatic incident where a man wielding an axe threatened police officers.

Macron's Response: Early Elections Amidst Rising Extremism

Following President Emmanuel Macron's impulsive decision to call early parliamentary elections in response to the significant gains made by the far-right party, National Rally (RN), in the European elections, France now confronts profound political instability and the looming risk of civil conflict, as reported by The Guardian.

Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: Israeli Military Announces Ceasefire for Aid

The Israeli military announced a "tactical pause" on Sunday in its offensive in southern Gaza to facilitate the increased delivery of humanitarian aid, according to AP.

Italy and Germany Reject Putin's Ceasefire Terms for Ukraine

Leaders from Italy and Germany firmly rejected the ceasefire terms proposed by Vladimir Putin to end the conflict in Ukraine.

General Prosecutor Urges Swift Integrity Checks Amidst Reform Efforts

Nine prosecutors from the Anti-Corruption Prosecution (PA) have submitted resignation requests after being notified of the initiation of an external evaluation process.

President Maia Sandu Appoints Judges to Moldova's CSJ

The decrees appointing lawyer Vladislav Gribincea and magistrate Stella Bleșceaga as judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) were signed by President Maia Sandu. The documents were signed on June 10 and published in the Official Monitor on Thursday, June 13. They assume their positions on the day the decrees are published.