Russian Missile Strike Rocks Kharkiv: Damage, Casualties, and Ongoing Rescue

Last evening, a Russian missile struck a residential block in the Kharkiv region, causing significant damage to multiple floors, as reported by Oleh Sinegubov, the head of the military administration.

Statement by the High Representative with the European Commission on the final adoption of the law on transparency of foreign influence in Georgia

The European Union deeply regrets that the Georgian Parliament decided to override the President's veto on the law on transparency of foreign influence, and to disregard the Venice Commission's detailed legal arguments leading to a clear recommendation to repeal this law., reads a press release of the European Commission.

A new US Embassy building in Chisinau could be built in 8 years

A new embassy of the United States in the Republic of Moldova would also be a symbol of the relations between Chisinau and Washington, claims the US ambassador Kent Logsdon. Negotiations on the purchase of the land of the former Republican Stadium could be concluded in the next period, and the new building of the diplomatic mission and a public park could be built in the center of Chisinau in about 8 years.

Countering Hybrid Threats: US Assistance in Moldova's Stability

In the past two years, American authorities have not perceived any military threats against the Republic of Moldova.

War & Migration Drive Rise in German Citizenship

A record number of foreigners were granted German citizenship in 2023.

Ukraine-Belgium Bilateral Deal: F-16 Delivery and Support Commitment

Ukraine and Belgium finalised a bilateral security agreement on Tuesday, which entails the delivery of 30 F-16 fighter aircraft.

Moldova Presents Economic Policy at Brussels Screening Session

The delegation of the Republic of Moldova presented Chapter 17: Economic and Monetary Policy, managed by the Ministry of Finance, during the explanatory screening session in Brussels.

Moldovan Citizens Urged: Pre-register for Overseas Voting Rights

Moldovan citizens residing abroad are urged to register in advance to exercise their voting rights on October 20, the day of the presidential elections and referendum.

Nistru River Levels Drop as Ukraine Boosts Hydropower

The water level of the Nistru River in Ukraine's Chernivtsi region is declining due to increased water releases from the Novodnistrovsk Hydroelectric Power Plant to boost energy production.

Hungary Blocks €6.5B EU Military Aid for Ukraine

The allocation of approximately 6.5 billion euros for military aid to Ukraine is unacceptable for Hungary.

The US allocated another 275 million dollars to Ukraine. Zelensky: "Freedom is a value that both our nations hold dear"

The US allocated a new military aid package of 275 million dollars to Ukraine. The announcement was made by the head of American diplomacy Antony Blinken, according to the BBC. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked for the support, noting that this package "is essential at this time, as the enemy is intensifying its attacks along the front line."

UN Court Halts Israel's Rafah Offensive: Urges Hostage Release

"The United Nations International Court of Justice has decreed that Israel must promptly cease its military offensive and other operations in Rafah, a city located in the southern Gaza Strip, citing an 'imminent danger' to the Palestinian populace,” as reported by the BBC.