Péter Magyar secures constitutional majority as Orbán’s 16-year rule collapses in Hungary

After 16 years of near-absolute dominance, Viktor Orbán has emerged as the definitive loser of Hungary's general elections. Challenger Péter Magyar is set to command a qualified majority of 138 seats in the Hungarian Parliament.

President Maia Sandu congratulates Péter Magyar on decisive election victory in Hungary

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has formally congratulated Péter Magyar and the Tisza party on their "clear victory" in the Hungarian parliamentary elections.

Ukraine lifts Hungary travel warnings as Sybiha seeks post-election normalization

Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha announced that Ukraine has rescinded travel warnings for its citizens visiting Hungary. The decision follows the conclusion of the Hungarian parliamentary elections, which Kyiv claims has diminished the risk of localized "provocations."

Moldova mourns Gheorghe Urschi, the 'King of Satire' and national conscience

Gheorghe Urschi, a defining figure of Moldovan culture and one of the country's most beloved artists, has passed away in Chișinău at the age of 78. His family announced his death via social media, marking the end of a 14-year battle with severe health complications.

Moldova civic group launches 'Origin Info' petition for food label transparency

A new civic initiative in the Republic of Moldova is seeking to overhaul food labeling standards, demanding clear disclosure of where primary ingredients originate. Elena Robu, founder of the consumer platform Ce Consum Eu (What I Eat), announced the launch of the "Origin Info" petition during an interview with Radio Moldova.

Inside Moldova’s weather grid: how scientists forecast the nation’s climate

The accuracy of a daily weather forecast relies on a massive influx of raw data and rigorous expert analysis. Beyond the digital screens, meteorologists at the Chisinau State Meteorological Service employ a sophisticated blend of high-performance equipment, direct observation, and encrypted messaging.

Former British police officer stripped of UK citizenship over Russian ties

Mark Bullen, a former police officer from Herefordshire, has become the first UK-born individual to have his British citizenship revoked due to his connections with Russia. The order was issued in 2025 by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.

Moldovan scientists at TUM pioneer hemp-fortified bread following industrial legalization

Researchers at the Technical University of Moldova (TUM) have successfully developed an innovative bread fortified with hemp seed meal. The study, published in a prestigious international food science journal, highlights the nutritional potential of industrial cannabis.

Hungary election results: Péter Magyar’s Tisza party secures landslide victory over Viktor Orbán

In a historic shift that reshapes the political landscape of Central Europe, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has conceded defeat following a landslide victory by Péter Magyar’s Tisza party in Sunday’s general election.

Orban ousted after 16 years as Peter Magyar claims landslide victory in Hungary

In a seismic shift for European politics, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has officially conceded defeat in Hungary’s general elections held on April 12, 2026. After 16 years of uninterrupted rule, the Fidesz leader was unseated by Péter Magyar and his Tisza Party.

Moldova’s state leadership urges national unity and solidarity in Easter messages

Moldova’s top leadership addressed the nation with messages of hope and solidarity on the occasion of the Resurrection of Christ, calling for unity and care for the vulnerable.

The Valdai Fortress: Russia deploys seven new air defense towers to protect Putin’s residence

Satellite imagery has revealed a significant escalation in security at Vladimir Putin’s Valdai residence. In March, Russian forces simultaneously constructed seven new towers equipped with Pantsir air defense systems to protect the site.