Odesa Summit: Zelenskyy demands $30 oil cap for Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged the European Union to adopt tougher sanctions against Russia, following the announcement of the draft 18th sanctions package.

Los Angeles protests intensify amid Trump’s immigration crackdown

Protests are increasing across the United States against Donald Trump’s strict immigration policies, despite the deployment of troops in Los Angeles and the president’s promise never to let “the law of the streets rule America.”

Moldova's fate and European security at stake

Moldova is heading for its "most important elections" in history, as they could mark "a frontline in the battle for Europe," stated President Maia Sandu during her speech at the Ukraine - Southeast Europe Summit, held Wednesday in Odessa under maximum security conditions.

Maia Sandu: Ukraine support key to Europe's security

Supporting Ukraine is essential for the security of the whole of Europe, said the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, at the "Ukraine – Southeast Europe" summit held on June 11 in Odessa.

EU sanctions on Russia: Hungary & Slovakia oppose new oil cap

Two EU member states, Hungary and Slovakia, are continuing to oppose the 18th package of sanctions against Russia, which is set to be presented to EU leaders at the Brussels summit later this month.

Moscow dismisses Kyiv’s claims on airbase strike

Russia has played down the impact of recent drone strikes launched by Ukraine against its military airfields, particularly the Engels airbase in the Saratov region, where long-range strategic bombers are stationed.

New green energy courses launched in Moldova’s schools

The Moldovan government has updated the official list of vocational training fields to include three new qualifications aligned with the principles of the green economy and sustainable development: solar heating systems installer, geothermal heat pump installer, and food intake and distribution coordinator.

Tiraspol regime extends emergency amid economic woes

The Tiraspol regime has extended the economic state of emergency for the Transnistrian region by another 30 days, effective June 11.

New funding boosts Moldova's higher education & research

The Moldovan Government has announced an additional €37.4 million investment to modernize university infrastructure, enhance living conditions in student dormitories, and equip research institutions.

Moscow, Washington host next US-Russia tensions talks

Russia and the United States have decided, following their April 10 consultations in Istanbul, to continue bilateral dialogue in their respective capitals in an attempt to reduce tensions.

Why Chișinău is ideal for digital nomads in Europe

Chișinău has been ranked 8th among Europe’s best destinations for remote work combined with leisure—commonly known as "workcations"—according to a study by Compare the Market AU.

Macron faces unstable majority amid France’s political crisis

Exactly one year ago, French President Emmanuel Macron surprised France and the entire European continent by dissolving Parliament, losing his majority and triggering a political crisis that continues to this day.