Netanyahu orders Rafah evacuation ahead of expected ground invasion

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered his military to prepare a plan to evacuate Rafah, despite repeated warnings from the U.S. and aid agencies that invading the overcrowded city would be a “disaster", Politico reports.

Moldova Farmers Halt Protest, Seek Meeting with Parliament Speaker

Moldovan farmers protesting government inaction on drought and hailstorm losses have paused their actions after securing a promise of a meeting with Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Moldovans Pay Most Gas Bills Despite Slight Drop Compared to 2023

Moldovans paid 98% of their 2023 gas bills by January 31, 2024, according to state gas supplier Moldovagaz. This marks a slight decrease of 0.5% compared to the same period in the previous year.

Moldova Bus Stops: Cost Clarification After Controversy

The Moldovan Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development addressed concerns about the cost of its new bus stop program.

US News Roundup: Aid to Ukraine, Biden's Memory, Trump's Eligibility, and Super Bowl

The fate of $60 billion in US aid to Ukraine remains uncertain until next week when Congress reconvenes.

Moldova Farmers Unconvinced Despite Government Aid Disbursement

Moldovan farmers remain dissatisfied despite government efforts to address their concerns following November 2023 protests.

NATO Chief: Europe needs more arms for Ukraine

With the second anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine approaching, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg urged European allies to ramp up arms production.

Moldova Set for EU Funds in Pre-Accession Phase, Expert Says

Moldova could expect "several billion euros" in pre-accession funds from the European Union, according to expert Mihai Isac.

Moldova Sees New Measles Case in Unvaccinated Infant

Moldova detected a new measles case in a 5-month-old child who recently travelled to Romania, health officials confirmed on Saturday.

Moldova: EU Referendum Seen as Test for Pro-European Parties

Moldova's planned referendum on European Union membership could serve as a key test for the country's pro-European political forces, according to Deputy Parliament Speaker Doina Gherman.

Moldova to Bolster Cybersecurity with Two New Agencies

In response to the growing threat of cyberattacks, Moldova is establishing two new institutions: the Cybersecurity Agency and the Cybercor National Institute for Cybersecurity Innovation.

Bălți Considers Public Transport Fare Hike, Residents Push Back

The Bălți City Council is proposing a fare increase for public transportation, sparking discontent among residents who fear the financial burden.