Ten Ukrainian Civilians Freed from Russian Captivity

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Friday the release and return to Ukraine of ten civilians, including two priests and a local official, who were taken prisoner in Russia and Belarus.

Moldova: Rights Violations Spark OSCE Action

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's (OSCE) Parliamentary Assembly will adopt a resolution in Bucharest addressing the deteriorating human rights situation in Transnistria, Moldova, according to Radio România Actualități.

Bessarabia's Annexation: Impact and Legacy of USSR Ultimatum

Today marks 84 years since Bessarabia was annexed by the former USSR. On June 26, 1940, the Soviet Union issued an ultimatum to Romania, demanding the evacuation of civilian administration and the Romanian army from the territory between the Prut and Dniester rivers, known as Bessarabia.

Italy Bakes: Emergency Rooms Gear Up for Heatwave

Forecasters warn of temperatures reaching a scorching 42 degrees Celsius (107.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in Italy this weekend.

Government Approves Cybercrime Bill: Protecting Rights Online

Recently, the government has approved a bill that regulates the procedure for blocking users' access to websites containing specific types of dangerous content.

EU Accession and Financial Support: Moldova's Path and Challenges

During the accession process, the Republic of Moldova will receive financial assistance from the European Union. If there is stagnation or regression in implementing reforms, corrective actions may be taken, such as suspending negotiations.

Security Advisory: Moldovans Warned Against Lebanon Travel

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) advises Moldovan citizens who are currently in Lebanon, transiting through, or intending to travel there to refrain from visiting the country.

EU Summit: Key Leadership Roles and Zelensky's Security Pact

Reunited in Brussels on the first day of the "summer" summit (June 27-28), which marked the end of the Belgian presidency of the EU, the 27 leaders reached an agreement during the night on the main appointments to the major leadership positions of the European institutions for the next five years.

Brain Implant Slashes Teen's Seizures by 80%

In a groundbreaking medical procedure, a teenager in the UK has received an implant that aids in the treatment of epilepsy.

Moldova Fast-Tracks Ukrainian Grain Transit

Ukrainian cereals transported through Moldova under a transit regime will remain exempt from inspection by the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA).

Moldova Boosts Pay to Fight Doctor Shortage

In a bid to address staffing shortages within the healthcare system, the Moldovan Parliament has passed legislation granting increased allowances and compensations to young doctors and pharmacists.

Hungary's 11 conditions for Ukraine's accession to EU regarding minorities revealed

Hungary has put forward a list of 11 demands regarding minorities to Ukraine in exchange for its agreement to support the start of negotiations on countriesʼs accession to the EU, writes European Pravda.