Vice President of the Parliament says that the Transnistrian region can contribute to the European integration of the Republic of Moldova

Economic agents, citizens and civil society on the left side of the Nistru have the freedom to come up with proposals and initiatives to support the European integration process of the Republic of Moldova, said the Vice-President of the Parliament, Mihail Popșoi for Radio Free Europe.

Government is examining nominations for a chief negotiator with the EU

The government in Chisinau is examining several candidates for a chief negotiator with the European Union, while waiting for an assessment by the European Commission, the vice-president of the Parliament Mihail Popșoi told Radio Free Europe.

Post-Ukraine geopolitical threat: Moldova, Baltics eyed by Russia, warns Belgium

Security concerns in Eastern Europe have intensified with a stark warning from Michel Hofman, Chief of the Belgian Army, who suggested Moldova and the Baltic states could be Russia's next targets following the ongoing war in Ukraine, as reported by Politico.eu.

Eastern Partnership: Resilience tested, progress achieved

The year 2023 proved a crucible for the Eastern Partnership nations, as the ongoing war in Ukraine and Russian influence in the region presented significant challenges.

Moldova mulls lower energy costs as regulator reviews tariff adjustments

Potential cost reductions for both heating and electricity could be forthcoming for Moldovan households, as the National Energy Regulation Agency (ANRE) gears up for a crucial meeting on Friday to analyse Termoelectrica's tariff adjustment proposals.

EU harmonisation fuels Moldova's customs modernization

A transformative era for Moldova's trade landscape commences on January 1, 2024, with the entry into force of the nation's revised Customs Code.

Moldova bolsters air defence with tech upgrade

The Moldovan Armed Forces took a significant step towards upgrading their air defence capabilities this week, receiving a state-of-the-art aerial surveillance system.

EU Court upholds sanctions against Abramovich

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) on Wednesday upheld the inclusion of former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich on the European Union's sanctions list following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

From arrival to responsibility: EU revamps asylum, migration

In a significant development for European migration policy, the European Parliament and the Spanish Presidency of the Council have reached a groundbreaking provisional agreement on the core elements of five key regulations, according to a Council of the EU Press release.

Belgrade unrest: Opposition rejects Vucic's "unfair" victory

Serbia's political landscape erupted in protest following Sunday's parliamentary elections, as opposition leaders challenged President Aleksandar Vucic's victory under a cloud of widespread electoral fraud allegations, according to Politica.eu.

Biden abandons plans for trade pact with UK

President Joe Biden has abandoned plans for a trade deal with the United Kingdom that would have paved the way for a comprehensive post-Brexit trade agreement, The Telegraph reported on Wednesday.

Cancer screening: Saliva test hopes emerge

With global cancer cases projected to hit 28.4 million by 2040, researchers at Sweden's University of Gothenburg propose a novel approach: a simple saliva test for early detection.