All eyes on Istanbul as Turkey goes to local polls in test of Erdogan's popularity

Turkish voters went to the polls on Sunday in municipal elections, with all eyes on Istanbul, the national "jewel" that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hopes to pry away from the opposition, AFP reports.

Israel will return to the table for cease-fire talks with Hamas

Israel will return to the table for cease-fire talks with Hamas, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Euronews reports.

Impact of the European Parliament elections on the future of the European Union, analyzed by experts

The European Parliament elections will have an impact both in the medium and the long terms, because the future of the European Union will depend on their results, said the executive director of the Global Focus Center from Bucharest, Oana Popescu Zamfir, on the "Paralela 47" show on Radio Moldova . The challenges currently faced by the countries in the community space are both external and internal, the expert said.

Ukraine faces retreat without US aid, Zelensky says

Ukrainian forces would have to cede further territory to Russia if US military aid does not arrive soon, President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned, in his latest appeal to Congress to pass a multibillion-dollar package, CNN reports.

Russian Missiles Strike Odessa: Three Injured, Air Defences Engaged

Russian forces launched two guided missiles at Odessa on March 29, resulting in injuries to three individuals, according to Oleg Kiper, the governor of the Odessa region, as reported by Ukrainian media outlets.

Addressing Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis: UN's Urgent Mandate

The United Nations Supreme Court has issued a mandate instructing Israel to facilitate the unimpeded influx of humanitarian aid into Gaza to mitigate the looming threat of famine.

Historic Milestones: Patents, Politics, and Natural Disasters

Radio Moldova presents the Day's Calendar - highlighting the significant events observed today, March 28.

EU Launches Probe into Tech Giants for Digital Market Act Violations

The European Commission has initiated an investigation against Apple, Alphabet, and Meta due to their failure to adhere to the new law governing digital giants, known as the Digital Market Act.

Kyrgyzstan urges citizens not to fly to Russia

Kyrgyzstan's foreign ministry has urged its citizens to put off unnecessary travel to Russia after a deadly mass shooting at a concert hall near Moscow that was blamed on migrants from Central Asia, Reuters reports.

Ciolacu: Romania is among the firm supporters of the European future of the Republic of Moldova

Romania is among the firm supporters of the European future of the Republic of Moldova, as its citizens want, the Prime Minister of Romania, Marcel Ciolacu, said in a message on the occasion of the Day of the Union of Bessarabia with Romania, reports Agerpres.

Biden says federal government will fund Baltimore bridge

President Joe Biden said the US government ought to pay to rebuild a major bridge in Baltimore that collapsed Tuesday, and called on Congress to approve the funds, Bloomberg reports.

Russia considers a peace summit in Ukraine without its participation absurd

Any global peace summit on Ukraine that excludes Russia is simply “absurd” and will fail, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said in an interview published on Tuesday, Reuters reports.