Former Romanian President Faces Charges: Mineriad Case Updates

Former President Ion Iliescu faces criminal charges in the Mineriad Case, with prosecutors notifying him of his status in the case on Friday.

Moldova Gas Prices Down: Moldovagaz Requests Tariff Reduction

Moldovagaz, a natural gas supplier in Moldova, has formally requested the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to revise the natural gas tariff.

Moldova Celebrates Flag Day: Tricolor Flies High

Citizens of the Republic of Moldova, both at home and abroad, have been invited by the head of the Legislature, Igor Grosu, to display the tricolour on State Flag Day.

Ukraine Minister Jailed in Land Grab Scandal

A Ukrainian court ordered the pre-trial detention of Agriculture Minister Mykola Solsky on Friday.

Clarity Emerges: Moldova's Foreign Ministry Situation Explained

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi, confirms that procedural measures have been taken at the department under his leadership, although he did not provide specific details regarding their nature.

Ukraine Deploys Ballistic Missiles in Covert Move Against Russia

Ukraine has initiated the deployment of extended-range ballistic missiles against Russia, a covert supply facilitated by the United States, as confirmed by American officials cited by the BBC.

Law Blocks Georgia's EU Path, Parliament Says

The European Parliament has adopted a non-binding resolution urging the European Union to postpone accession negotiations with Georgia until the country repeals its "Law on Transparency of Foreign Agents."

Hamas Ready for Ceasefire: Willingness to Disarm and Transition

A political figure of Hamas conveyed to The Associated Press that the Islamic militant organisation is prepared to entertain a ceasefire lasting five years or more with Israel.

Moldova Makes Progress on EU Membership Bid

On Wednesday in Brussels, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, submitted Moldova's National Contribution to the European Union's 2024 Enlargement Package.

Moldova Remembers Famine Victims (Ignored by Some)

Moldovan lawmakers commemorated the victims of the horrific famine of 1946-1947, which was organised by the Soviet communist regime.

Ukraine's War Effort: Poland Locates Men Abroad

Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz stated that Poland is prepared to help Ukraine locate men of military age who have fled abroad.

25% of the total number of tickets in the rest camps for children will be paid by the Government in full

The government will cover the full cost of 25% of the total number of tickets in the children's rest camps, and the rest of the tickets will be sold at an 80% discount. The Cabinet of Ministers approved in Wednesday's meeting a decision regarding the organization of rest for children and teenagers in the 2024 summer season.