France considers Israeli authorities 'responsible' for the situation in Gaza

The French Foreign Minister criticized the Israeli authorities in an interview with the French newspaper "Le Monde" published on Saturday, considering them responsible for preventing the arrival of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, AFP reports.

Two killed, eight wounded by Russian drone attack on Ukraine's Odesa

Two people were killed, eight wounded and six still missing after a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block in Ukraine's southern port city of Odesa on Saturday, authorities said, Reuters reports.

Breaking: Delay in Attorney General Selection Sparks Controversy

The convened assembly of the Superior Council of Prosecutors (CSP), originally slated for Monday, the 26th of February, for the purpose of ratifying the outcomes of the public competition pertaining to the designation of the aspirant for the role of Attorney General, has been rescheduled to occur on Wednesday, the 28th of February.

Palestinian PM Resigns: What it Means for the Gaza Conflict

The head of the Palestinian National Authority government, Mohammed Shtayyeh, has submitted his resignation to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, DW has reported.

Chisinau Health Update: Pneumonia Cases Drop, Measles Concern

The epidemiological situation in the capital city of Chisinau is improving. Hospitalizations for pneumonia and bronchopneumonia decreased by 20% last week, said Vladimir Bolocan, deputy head of the city's health department. Two cases of measles have been confirmed.

Russia's Ukraine Offensive: When to Expect It and Kyiv's Strategy

Russia is preparing a new offensive against Ukraine in late May or early summer, but Kyiv has a clear counterstrategy, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday.

German Foreign Minister's Ukraine Visit Disrupted by Drone Threat

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock had to cut short her visit to Nikolaiev after her motorcade was tracked by a Russian drone, the BBC reports.

Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine War

Japan will impose additional sanctions on Russian individuals and organisations in response to the war in Ukraine, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced during the online G7 summit, DW has reported.

Moldova-Russia Tensions Rise Amid Ukraine War, EU Support

The war in Ukraine has reshaped Europe and shifted the priorities of Western European nations. As a result, the Republic of Moldova has become a focus for Western governments, receiving strong support, according to Romanian MEP Eugen Tomac.

Belarus Elections: Lukashenko Announces 2025 Re-election Bid

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has announced he will run for re-election in 2025, according to the state-run BelTA news agency, quoted by Reuters.

Is Moldova Preparing for War? Expert Warns of Urgent Upgrade

The Republic of Moldova must fully utilise the European Peace Facility to modernise its National Army, says foreign policy expert Andrei Curăraru.

Moldova Joins European Social Network

The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Moldova has joined the European Social Network (ESN).