Germany recognizes Tikhanovskaya with prestigious Award for Democracy and the Rule of Law

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya was awarded the International Prize for Democracy and the Rule of Law. The leader of Belarus's democratic forces urged for continued international support for Ukraine during a ceremony in Bonn, according to DW.

IAEA confirms damage to New Safe Confinement in Ukraine

Chernobyl’s key protective structure, covering the destroyed reactor in Ukraine, has lost its primary function of blocking radiation after being hit by a drone attack in February, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced, citing The Guardian.

Zelenskyy, Merz, and allies in London to discuss European peacekeeping force

Leaders of Ukraine, the UK, France, and Germany are set to convene in London for decisive peace talks.

Trump's America First strategy shatters Ukraine's NATO hopes

The head of the European Union's (EU) foreign policy, Kaja Kallas, insisted that the United States remains the EU's "greatest ally."

India and Russia aim for $100 billion trade by 2030, moving beyond oil

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have agreed to target $100 billion in India-Russia trade exchanges by 2030.

New USCIS restrictions: Shorter work permits after Washington attack

The Trump administration is slashing the validity period for work permits granted to numerous categories of immigrants.

Merz holds urgent talks on frozen Russian assets and Ukraine's credit

The UK government is prepared to transfer frozen Russian assets valued at eight billion pounds (approximately €9.1 billion) to Ukraine, according to The Times, citing a Cabinet source.

Greece travel alert: Farmers block motorways, affecting travelers and freight transport

Moldovan citizens who are in, transiting through, or intending to travel to Greece are warned that the ongoing Greek farmers protest could cause significant disruption to road traffic in the coming days.

New EU law to restrict breeding of unhealthy dog breeds

The European Union is set to tighten EU pet trade rules concerning the commerce of puppies and kittens, introducing compulsory microchipping and restricting the breeding of unhealthy dog breeds and brachycephalic breeds.

DW journalist: Recent political speeches do not indicate real conditions for peace negotiations in Ukraine

Peace negotiations in Ukraine are at a standstill, largely due to Vladimir Putin's refusal to relinquish territorial claims, according to Deutsche Welle journalist Alina Kühnel. In an interview with Moldova 1 TV, she explained that while Europe is attempting to maintain strategic balance by providing military support to Ukraine, the United States is indicating a partial withdrawal, as Russia shows no signs of making concessions.

Strong message from NATO meeting: Rutte calls Russian airspace violations “unacceptable”

NATO is carefully monitoring the security situation in the Republic of Moldova due to repeated violations of its airspace by Russian drones. The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance, Mark Rutte, described this behavior as "irresponsible and unacceptable." On December 4, Rutte emphasized that NATO, along with the Republic of Moldova and neighboring allied states, particularly Romania, are working "closely" together to address the growing risks to the civilian population.

EU reaches historic agreement in Brussels to fully abandon Russian gas by 2027

Historic decision in Brussels: The European Union agreed to completely phase out Russian gas by 2027. The European Council and the European Parliament have reached a consensus on a gradual, legally binding ban on all imports of natural gas—both liquefied and piped—from the Russian Federation.