Biden urges Hamas to accept ceasefire by Ramadan

US President Joe Biden on Tuesday (Mar 5) called on Hamas to accept a Gaza ceasefire deal by the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, while the Palestinian militant group warned talks for a truce and hostage release cannot go on "indefinitely", news.ro reports.

EU Unveils Defense Plan to Boost Industry

The European Commission unveiled its long-awaited "European Defense Industry Strategy" on Tuesday, March 5th, in Brussels, Dan Alexe has reported.

ICC Targets Russia: Commanders Wanted

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for two high-ranking Russian military officials: Sergei Kobylash, commander of the Long-Range Aviation, and Viktor Sokolov, who leads the Black Sea Fleet, Ukrainskaia Pravda has reported.

Biden and Trump Set to Dominate Super Tuesday Showdown

Today marks an exceptionally significant day in the primary election calendar of the United States. Known as Super Tuesday, millions of voters from 15 states and one territory will select their presidential candidate from the two major parties: the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.

EU Eyes Ban on ALL Russian Gas Imports

EU gas imports from Russia have plunged 71% since 2021, with Norway and the United States now serving as the bloc's top gas suppliers.

Moldova Milks Efforts to Boost Production

Moldova's livestock sector faces a challenge: meeting the country's demand for milk. Currently, the nation only produces about half of the milk it consumes, relying on imports to bridge the gap.

Communist and Socialist Bloc Challenges Postal Voting Law

The deputies from the Communist and Socialist Bloc (CSB) are set to challenge the draft law on postal voting at the Constitutional Court, as announced today by CSB President Vlad Batrîncea.

Boosting Farms: New Milk Subsidies in Moldova

Dairy producers in Moldova can look forward to a boost as the government implements new subsidy programs for sheep and goat milk!

Donating Samples for Science: Moldova Acts

Moldova is set to regulate the activity of biobanks with a new law recently adopted by Parliament. Biobanks are facilities that store biological samples, such as stem cells, blood, saliva, and tissue fragments, donated by individuals.

Moldova Probes Airport Lease, Seeks New Bidders

The Moldovan Railway and Chisinau International Airport will remain in state ownership, despite ongoing challenges in finding the most effective management for these public assets.

Palestinian-Israeli Ceasefire Talks: Mediation and Hostage Exchange

Envoys of the Palestinian militant group and the United States were expected to meet with mediators from Qatar and Egypt for the third day of negotiations regarding a six-week ceasefire, the exchange of dozens of remaining hostages in Gaza for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, and the flow of aid to Gaza, reports News.ro.

Second Life for Batteries: Moldelectrica Goes Green

Moldova's national electricity grid operator, Moldelectrica, is taking a big step towards environmental responsibility.