Maia Sandu discusses unity and Church role in Moldova

The importance of unity and mutual understanding in society was discussed by President Maia Sandu during separate meetings with Metropolitan Petru of Bessarabia and Metropolitan Vladimir of Moldova, held at the Presidential Palace.

Archbishop Marchel blocked from Jerusalem trip sparks controversy

Archbishop Marchel of Bălți and Fălești turned back from Chisinau Airport after missing his flight to Tel Aviv on the evening of April 17.

Understanding hemophilia: challenges and treatment in Moldova

Hemophilia, though a rare condition, does not condemn one to a life of hopelessness. In the Republic of Moldova, 52 children and 170 adults are currently under the care of specialized doctors.

Moldova’s controversial Amnesty Law: Life-sentenced prisoners released

All individuals involved in "creating the legislative breach" that allowed the release of life-sentenced prisoners must be investigated, and the investigation should be conducted by the relevant legal authorities, not by "a person with a conflict of interest."

Russia eyes NATO split as Ukraine zones plan emerges

Russia is capitalizing on U.S. hesitation, which oscillates between a desire for peace and the harsh realities of global power dynamics.

Trump sets deadline for Ukraine peace progress

U.S. President Donald Trump is prepared to withdraw from efforts to mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine if tangible progress is not made within the next few days, according to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, as reported by The Moscow Times.

Man Utd's stunning 5-4 win highlights Europa League drama

The two periods of extra time were a real spectacle. Manchester United were trailing 2-4 but made a miraculous comeback to win 5-4.

Moldova pork: Repopulation after african swine fever cull

The two farms affected by African Swine Fever, where approximately 118,000 pigs were culled, will begin repopulation by importing piglets that could be slaughtered starting this autumn.

Russia launches missile attack on Kharkiv, killing one and injuring dozens

A person was killed, and at least 57 others, including five children, were injured in a missile attack by Russia on Kharkiv on the morning of April 18, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service.

US and Ukraine sign deal on mineral resources, strategic ties

The United States and Ukraine have signed a memorandum of understanding that opens the path to a bilateral agreement regarding the exploitation of Ukraine’s mineral resources.

Giorgia Meloni’s White House visit sparks EU concern

After her meeting at the White House with Donald Trump, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni returned to Rome with a list of ambitious promises.

Russia will try to influence elections in Moldova, warns President Maia Sandu

The Russian Federation will try again to interfere in the elections in the Republic of Moldova, and the stakes would be the installation of a Kremlin-loyal leadership in Chisinau. The head of state said in a show on Jurnal TV that such a change involves major security risks for both our country and Ukraine.