Russia Strikes Ukraine's Power Grid: Odessa, Nikolaev Hit

In the early morning of April 10, Russian forces launched attacks against energy and transportation infrastructure in Ukraine's Odessa region, resulting in injuries to two people.

Ireland Set to Acknowledge Palestinian State: Minister Martin

Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Martin affirmed on Tuesday in Dublin that Ireland is poised to acknowledge the existence of a Palestinian state in the forthcoming weeks, as per reports from Hotnews.ro.

Legal Controversy: Central Electoral Commission Denies Referendum Initiative

The Moldovan Central Electoral Commission has dismissed the petition put forth by "Our Party," led by Renato Usatîi, regarding the registration of an initiative group aimed at organising a consultative republican referendum on the prospect of holding early parliamentary elections.

Energocom's Gas Procurement Shift: Exiting Moldovagaz, Embracing Auctions

In early May, Energocom will have used up all previously purchased natural gas and will make new purchases, the company's director, Victor Bînzari, told Jurnal TV.

Detailed Process Unveiled for Selecting New Attorney General

By next week at the latest, a new competition for the position of Attorney General will be announced, as conveyed by Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, the Minister of Justice, during an interview with PROTV.

Romania's Diesel Aid for Moldova Faces Delays

The initial 1,300-ton shipment of diesel fuel donated by Romania has been distributed to Moldovan farmers.

Slovakia's Shift: Authoritarian Trends and Fico's Victory

Europe awakened last weekend to the revelation that Slovakia, yet another member state, is increasingly tilting towards an authoritarian trajectory.

The 112 service has a new interim director

The national 112 emergency call service has a new interim director. It is about Anatolie Viniciuc, who was appointed to this position following an order issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Moldovans who were going to protest in Bucharest at the PPE congress were banned from entering Romania

116 citizens of the Republic of Moldova were banned from entering Romania. The decision was taken by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the neighboring country. It is about the young people who, at the beginning of March, were going to protest in Bucharest during the Congress of the European People's Party (EPP), in which the president Maia Sandu also participated. The information was confirmed to Moldova 1 TV by the head of Interpol Moldova, Viorel Țentiu.

Auditors from NATO countries to work at Ukraine's Defence Ministry

A coordination advisory body for the Internal Audit Department called the Audit Committee has been established at Ukraine's Defence Ministry, which includes internal auditors from NATO member states, Ukrainska Pravda reports.

Serious accident in the northern Moldova. One man died and two others were hospitalized

A 61-year-old man died, and two others aged 45 and 46 were transported to the hospital, following a serious accident that occurred in Bocșa village, Fălești district. According to IGSU, the impact was so violent that the three people were extricated by rescuers.

Two other cases of measles, confirmed at a temporary placement center for refugees in Chisinau

Two new cases of measles were registered at a refugee placement center in Chisinau. This was announced by the head of the Medical and Social Assistance Directorate of the Chisinau municipality, Vladimir Bolocan. According to him, in all, 21 cases have been confirmed in this center so far.