UNSC delays vote on Gaza resolution

The United Nations Security Council has once again postponed the vote on a new resolution regarding the conflict in Gaza, at the request of the United States, reports dpa, cited by Agerpres.

Red Sea attacks disrupt global trade routes

A surge in Houthi rebel attacks on commercial vessels traversing the Red Sea has ignited anxieties about a potential escalation of global shipping disruptions and subsequent price hikes for crucial commodities like oil and consumer goods, as reported by BBC.

N. Korea missile test: UN scrambles, allies pledge action

North Korea ignited regional anxieties and triggered global condemnation after launching its latest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Monday, December 18th, as reported by Reuters.

China quake kills 118, Jishishan devastated

A powerful 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck Jishishan County in Gansu Province, northwest China, on Monday evening, leaving a trail of devastation and claiming at least 118 lives, as reported by BBC.

Ukrainian crossing scam foiled: Moldova apprehends five

In a decisive blow to human smuggling operations, Moldovan Border Police have arrested a Moldovan national suspected of facilitating the illegal entry of four Ukrainian citizens into the country, as reported by Border Police.

Moldova-EU bus travel: Clearer routes & easier permits

Passengers travelling by bus or coach between Moldova and the European Union will soon enjoy clearer information and easier authorization processes thanks to a newly ratified protocol.

Hungary's gas veto threat casts doubt on Bulgaria's schengen entry

Hungary's long-held ambitions to see Bulgaria join the passport-free Schengen zone face a fresh hurdle as Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto brandished a veto threat, contingent on Sofia's removal of a contentious transit tax on Russian gas.

Israel mourns death of 3 hostages in Gaza

Israeli soldiers inadvertently caused the death of three hostages held by Hamas in Gaza on Friday, prompting demonstrations in Tel Aviv.

Kyiv vs. Kirill: Ukraine places Russian church leader on wanted list

In a move that further deepens the rift between Ukraine and the Russian Orthodox Church, Ukrainian authorities have placed Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Church, on a wanted list, as reported by Reuters.

Moldova celebrates EU accession talks launch

Marking a momentous step in its European journey, Moldova prepares to celebrate "European Moldova" on Sunday, December 17, with President Maia Sandu extending an open invitation to all citizens.

EU pledges €1.5 billion, paving way for massive Ukraine aid package

In a display of unwavering support, the European Union (EU) has pledged an additional €1.5 billion in financial assistance to Ukraine.

Moldova seizes back oil & gas resources in bold move

In a decisive move, the Moldovan government asserted state ownership of crucial oil and gas deposits in the southern regions of Cantemir and Cahul.