Ion Munteanu warns of election fraud attempts ahead of 2024 vote

Currently, there are no signs of potential destabilizations of the internal situation from organized criminal groups, stated Prosecutor General Ion Munteanu in an interview with Radio Moldova.

Moldova: Hospitals ready for power outages

All public hospitals in Moldova are equipped with backup generators to ensure continued operation during power outages.

Turkey: Ammunition plant explosion kills 12

At least 12 people were killed and three others injured in an explosion at an ammunition plant in northwestern Turkey.

"Home - Safe": Youth theatre tackles domestic violence

Domestic violence leaves invisible scars that linger deeper than any physical wound.

Maia Sandu takes oath for second term as Moldova’s president

Maia Sandu took the oath today, December 24, for her second term as President of the Republic of Moldova, in an official ceremony at the Palace of the Republic.

How Moldova is addressing energy supply challenges for 2025

Moldova is preparing for new challenges in ensuring electricity supply starting January 1, 2025.

Moldova's 2025 electronic ID to revolutionize digital services

The issue of possessing an electronic signature will be resolved with the introduction of the electronic ID card, starting in 2025.

Mihai Eminescu Year 2025: Global celebrations and events

The government has given a positive opinion on the legislative initiative to declare 2025 as a year dedicated to celebrating the work and legacy of Mihai Eminescu.

Moldova activates crisis unit to tackle emergency challenges

A Crisis Response Unit will be activated within the Government starting on December 26 to ensure effective management of any emergency situation.

Ukraine receives $1.1 billion from IMF to support war efforts

Ukraine has received a $1.1 billion tranche from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which will be directed toward critical budgetary expenditures, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced, as reported by The Kyiv Independent.

Moldova combats misinformation, reaffirms peaceful conflict resolution

The Republic of Moldova has dismissed recent social media claims alleging preparations for military action in the Transnistrian region, labeling them as dangerous disinformation originating from Moscow.

Protests erupt in Belgrade over deadly train station collapse

Tens of thousands of people protested on Sunday in downtown Belgrade against President Aleksandar Vučić and the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), holding them responsible for the roof collapse at a train station last month, which resulted in 15 deaths, according to Reuters.