EU foreign ministers discuss defense and Ukraine military aid

The EU foreign ministers gathered yesterday in Brussels to discuss the defense of the continent, ahead of new proposals from the Commission that will be presented on Wednesday, just before the Thursday summit on March 20.

U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump’s $2B foreign aid freeze

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s request to maintain a freeze on approximately $2 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress.

CCR rejects challenges against Șoșoacă and Simion candidacies

UPDATE: The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) rejected on Monday the challenges filed against the non-registration of Diana Șoșoacă’s candidacy and the registration of George Simion’s candidacy for the presidential elections in May.

Moldova's waste imports: Regulations, risks, and recycling

Moldova is permitted to import non-hazardous waste from the European Union, which may only be used as raw material in industrial processes, in accordance with national legislation.

Gagauzia assembly considers Executive Committee resignation

The deputies of the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia may discuss the resignation of the Executive Committee at their next meeting, dissatisfied with its refusal to support proposed legislative initiatives, including an increase in the Fund for Supporting Children Needing Expensive Surgical Interventions, reports IPN.

Russia ignores ECtHR ruling on Transnistrian schools

The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe recently adopted a new decision concerning the Russian Federation's non-execution of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) judgment in the Catan and Others v. Moldova and Russia case.

EU funds Ukraine reforms and reconstruction

The Council of the European Union has approved macro-financial assistance of approximately 3.5 billion euros for Ukraine, according to a press release published on its website on Monday, March 17.

FCSB vs Rapid: Six-goal showdown ends in dramatic draw

FCSB and Rapid București played out a thrilling 3-3 draw in a dramatic encounter filled with twists and turns.

Up Close: Solutions for Moldova's education challenges

The shortage of teachers, low salaries, and the need for curriculum modernization are just a few of the challenges facing the education system in the Republic of Moldova.

Caviar success: Inside Moldova's fish farming venture

A costly, yet profitable business. This is a sturgeon farm in Ulmu, Ialoveni. The owner, Tudor Coșleț, dedicated years to studying and invested millions to reap the rewards of his labor.

Trump and Putin to discuss ending war in Ukraine on March 18

President Donald Trump announced that he will have a conversation with Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, March 18.

Could Canada join the European Union instead of becoming a US state?

What if, instead of becoming the 51st state as President Donald Trump proposed, Canada sought to become the 28th member of the European Union?