Klaus Iohannis resigns as Romania faces political crisis

Romanian President Klaus Iohannis announced on Monday, in a press statement at Cotroceni Palace, that he will resign from office on February 12.

Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl 2025 with 40-22 victory

The Philadelphia Eagles, the American football team, won last night’s Super Bowl in the National Football League, securing their second championship title.

Smoking carelessness causes deadly fires in Moldova

Carelessness while smoking caused several fires, leading to the deaths of three individuals, according to the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU). The incidents were reported on Sunday, February 9.

Tiraspol refuses European help, opts for Hungarian gas

The regime in Tiraspol has rejected the European Union's €60 million aid, which was intended to help reduce the energy dependence of the Transnistrian region, as announced by Prime Minister Dorin Recean.

Solar collector project aiming to connect Moldovan youth from both sides of Dniester

Moldovan young people from both sides of the Dniester River will have the chance to participate in a project focused on creating solar collectors.

Transnistrian region’s energy crisis: EU aid hinges on human rights reforms

Today marks the end of the Transnistrian region's access to natural gas provided by the European Union's €20 million grant.

Moldova orchard pruning: Farmers face labor shortage

Farmers get no rest even in winter, as they must prepare their orchards if they are looking for a bountiful harvest. In the Soroca district, orchard pruning is underway. Although this year's mild winter hasn't harmed the orchards, the apple and plum trees still require special care, according to farmers.

Serbia protests: 100 days after Novi Sad tragedy

Fresh protests erupt in Serbia 100 days after the Novi Sad train station collapse, claiming 15 lives and igniting a protest movement.

Lithuania leads Baltic States to energy independence

Lithuania, along with Latvia and Estonia, has successfully synchronized its power grid with continental Europe, after disconnecting all lines linking the Baltic States to the Russian energy system on Saturday.

EU supports Moldova in reducing Russian energy dependency

On the right bank of the Dniester, European aid will reach all citizens, including in the form of compensation for electricity tariffs by the end of the year. “We will cover tariff increases,” assured Minister Alexei Buzu. People welcomed this decision, although the exact mechanism through which EU funds will be distributed has not yet been announced. In just one week, the European Union provided Moldova with financial assistance equivalent to what is usually allocated over four years: 250 million euros. Experts warn that the funds must be managed "responsibly," while Ursula von der Leyen sent a clear message: Brussels will support Moldova’s integration into the European energy market to eliminate dependence on Russia. "Moscow uses energy as a tool for blackmail, as it did in its relationship with the European Union," wrote the President of the European Commission on X.

Israel withdraws from Gaza's Netzarim corridor amid ceasefire talks

Israel has withdrawn from the key Netzarim corridor in Gaza as part of a fragile ceasefire agreement.

Zimbru Chișinău signs Arquimides Ordonez for second half of season

Zimbru Chișinău is strengthening its team for the second half of the season with the addition of 21-year-old forward Arquimides Ordonez from Guatemala.