Over 1 million affected by Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid

Ukraine’s critical infrastructure has once again been targeted by Russian attacks.

Putin apologizes after Azerbaijan Airlines crash in Russian airspace

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered an apology to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev after an Azerbaijan Airlines plane crashed in Russian airspace.

Tbilisi protests demand new elections and release of prisoners

Thousands of pro-European protesters gathered in Tbilisi to demonstrate against the government, on the eve of the inauguration of Georgia’s new president, whose appointment is being contested by the opposition.

UNICEF urges action as 473 million kids suffer in conflict areas

Currently, more than 473 million children worldwide live in areas affected by conflict, and in 2024, the impact of armed conflict on children has reached catastrophic levels, likely setting a new record, as stated in a UNICEF report.

Gazprom suspends gas supply to Moldova over unpaid debt

Gazprom has officially confirmed today that it will suspend natural gas deliveries to the Republic of Moldova, starting on January 1, 2025, at 7:00 AM.

Ukraine to open 150 underground schools by 2025

Ukraine is planning to open over 150 underground schools by the fall of 2025 in response to Russian airstrikes targeting civilian infrastructure, including schools, reports The Kyiv Independent.

Moldova’s education reforms boost vocational training and enrollment

Every year, around 14,000 young people are admitted to vocational and technical education institutions across the country.

Explore Moldovan winter traditions at Chișinău museum

The National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in Chișinău is hosting an exhibition that highlights Moldovan winter traditions, including malanca and mălăncuța.

Press review // Moldova in 2024: Political struggles, economic recovery, and EU ambitions

The national press highlights the main challenges of 2024 and offers predictions for the year ahead.

Infographic // Why Moldova's birth rate is declining: Key factors explained

The Republic of Moldova is experiencing a demographic shift, which includes a low birth rate.

How Moldova's electronic agenda transforms education

The electronic agenda is currently used in 650 schools across the Republic of Moldova, with 10% of them having fully transitioned to the digital version, as announced by the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun.

Moldova advances EU accession with Poland’s key support

The Republic of Moldova's priorities for advancing its European Union accession process, including initiating negotiations on specific chapters, were discussed by President Maia Sandu during a phone call with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, ahead of Poland's assumption of the EU Council Presidency.