Șor's voter bribery scheme continues in Moldova

The scheme through which the group led by convicted fugitive Ilan Șor bribes voters is reportedly continuing, even though law enforcement agencies managed to thwart the transfer of payments from Moscow via the "PSB" application, which was used in the 2024 elections.

Plahotniuc refuses extradition to Moldova from Greece

Moldovan oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc, detained in Greece on July 22, has refused extradition to the Republic of Moldova.

Trump, EU leaders tackle trade tariffs in Scotland

US President Donald Trump, who was in Scotland, met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday, July 27, to discuss customs duties.

Huțuțui family: From Chișinău to village bakery

Leaving behind the hustle and bustle of Chișinău, the Huțuțui couple, parents of seven children, returned to their home village of Recea, Râșcani district, to build a thriving family sweets business.

Moldova's Public Broadcaster faces intimidation

The headquarters of the "Teleradio-Moldova" Company was vandalized again on the night of July 27.

Turkey wildfires rage; tourists urged to be cautious

For several days, Turkey has been battling relentless wildfires. Since July 25, these fires have spread to Antalya, a region known for its popular tourist resorts.

Aid flows into Gaza as Israel halts military activity

The Israeli military announced a pause in military activities in three areas of the Gaza Strip on Sunday, July 27.

Germany sends Patriot systems to Ukraine under new funding plan

Germany has delivered three Patriot air defense missile systems to Ukraine, according to The Washington Post, which cites anonymous official sources.

Drought: Romanian towns face drastic water rationing

Romania is sweltering like the Sahara Desert! Temperatures in some regions have soared above 43 degrees Celsius, and authorities have issued a red-alert warning for southern and western counties.

Southeast Asia tensions: Thailand & Cambodia exchange fire

Tensions are rising in Southeast Asia. The Thai army fired artillery at Cambodia from a border town, and forces from the neighboring country retaliated.

Social integration through education: Vulnerable young women will receive housing and support

Several young women from disadvantaged families now have a safe place to live and the support they need to build a better future. For 11 months, these teenagers will reside in a social apartment managed by the "Diaconia" Mission. In addition to housing, the girls will have the opportunity to learn a trade, develop trusting relationships, and prepare for independent living.

Tiraspol admits major issues: Economy hit by gas crisis and loss of specialists

The energy crisis continues to be the primary challenge facing the industrial sector in the Transnistrian region. This was stated by the self-proclaimed Minister of Economic Development, Serghei Obolonik, during a meeting that involved more than 30 leaders from local enterprises.