Israeli embassy staff killed near D.C. Jewish museum

Two staff members from the Israeli Embassy were shot and killed on Wednesday evening near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem confirmed the attack, adding that an investigation is ongoing.

Moldova Education Minister denies exam camera claims

Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education, is refuting accusations made by Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban that his ministry ordered the installation of video cameras for gymnasium graduation exams.

Moldova's pork war: Producers vs. processors over prices

Amid growing discussions about a potential rise in pork prices, the Association of Pork Producers (APCP) and some meat processors are at loggerheads.

Why insuring your home in Moldova is crucial

Despite a constant increase in the number of Moldovans insuring their homes, only 4 percent do so.

CFM receives emergency fuel to avoid bankruptcy

Moldova's state-owned railway company, Calea Ferată din Moldova (CFM), is set to receive 500 tons of diesel from state reserves to maintain operations.

Man Utd, Spurs fight for Europa League redemption

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have been a shadow of their former selves this season, with performances far below expectations in all competitions except the Europa League.

Ukraine urges EU to adopt stricter Russia sanctions

EU member states should consider the proposals outlined in the US senators' bill on sanctions against Russia when developing new European sanction packages.

Ukraine urges EU to slash Russian oil price cap

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha has urged the European Union to intensify economic pressure on Russia, specifically calling for a reduction of the price cap on Russian oil to $30 per barrel.

Moldova's education: EU standards & key challenges

The screening process conducted last week in Brussels revealed that the Republic of Moldova is steadily aligning with European standards in higher education, largely thanks to the implementation of the Bologna system.

Hungary moves to withdraw from International Criminal Court

Hungary’s Parliament has approved a bill initiating the country’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government denouncing the institution as politically biased. The legislation passed with 134 votes in favour and 37 against.

Romanian Literature Days: From page to stage & screen

Literary debates, book launches, performances, and encounters between Romanian writers and the younger generation — these are all part of the Romanian Literature Days, which began Tuesday in Chișinău.

EU cluster talks with Moldova and Ukraine set to begin. Marta Kos: Council has all it needs to decide

The Council of the European Union has all the information needed to decide whether to start negotiations on Cluster 1—Fundamental Values with Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova, said the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos. She emphasized that both countries have made significant progress in this area, and if the current evaluation pace continues, all screening sessions could be completed by autumn.