Macron Denounces Blame Game: Moscow Terror Attack Fallout

President Emmanuel Macron of France stated on Monday that attributing blame to Ukraine for the terrorist attack in Crocus City, Moscow, would be deemed "cynical and counterproductive" for Russia and its citizens.

US Sanctions Hit Russia's Oil Exports, India Responds

Indian refineries, the second-largest buyer of Russian oil since the invasion of Ukraine, will cease accepting deliveries from the Russian state-owned company Sovcomflot.

European Divisions: Biden's Call to Seize Russian Assets Sparks Controversy

Joe Biden has demanded the confiscation of 330 billion worth of Russian assets frozen in banks across the EU and the US. This presents a significant problem for Europeans.

4 Dead in Hungary Rally Car Crash

A rally car lost control and crashed into a group of spectators in Hungary on Sunday, killing four people and injuring several others, including some critically, according to police reports.

Iași Airport Opens New Modern Terminal

The new terminal of Iași Airport will be inaugurated next week, according to news.ro. The first flight from the new terminal will be a Iași-Otopeni route, scheduled for Friday, March 29.

Ukrainian Pilots Train on F-16s Globally

The first Ukrainian pilots trained in the UK on F-16s have completed the first phase of their training, the UK Ministry of Defense announced, as cited by Digi24.ro.

Ukraine Strikes Russian Fleet in Crimea

Ukraine claims to have struck two landing ships, a communications centre, and other infrastructure used by the Russian Black Sea Fleet off the coast of annexed Crimea, according to the BBC.

Slovakia's Presidential Race: Pellegrini vs. Korcok

According to partial results reported by news.ro, Peter Pellegrini, the president of the Slovak Parliament, who is close to Prime Minister Robert Fico, and Ivan Korcok, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, will compete in the second round of presidential elections after emerging victorious in the first round on Saturday.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, announces she has cancer

Catherine, Princess of Wales, revealed Friday she has been diagnosed with cancer and is in the “early stages” of treatment, CNN reports.

Putin: Those responsible will be punished. March 24, national day of mourning

Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the nation on Saturday and announced that all those guilty would be punished. He also declared March 24 a national day of mourning.

Russia launches likely largest-ever attack on Ukraine’s energy system, Ukrainian official says

Russia launched one of its biggest missile and drone barrages on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure overnight into Friday since the start of its full-scale invasion more than two years ago, CNN reports

Slovaks vote in presidential election

Slovaks vote in a presidential election on Saturday that could strengthen Prime Minister Robert Fico's grip on power as he seeks more control over public media, softer anti-corruption laws and a dissenting voice to EU support for Ukraine, Reuters reports.