Emergency Agricultural Credit: 118 Approved Applications in One Month

Within a month since the initiation of the Emergency Agricultural Credit, 126 applications have been received from farmers. As per the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry (MAIA), 118 of these applications have already been approved.

Key Players Unite: Promoting Moldovan Wines in Japan

In Tokyo, Japan, under the auspices of the National Office of Vine and Wine, the Wine of Moldova Japan Association has been inaugurated, aimed at advancing Moldovan wines within the Japanese market, as announced by the Ministry of Agriculture.

Surging Pensions: Average and Minimum Payments Rise After 6% Indexing

After the implementation of a 6% indexing, effective as of today, the average pension has seen a rise of 262 lei.

Erdogan Acknowledges Opposition's Victory in Historic Elections

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan acknowledged the historic victory of the opposition in Sunday's municipal elections, describing it as a pivotal moment for his long standing administration, in power since 2002, as reported by Agerpres.ro.

Unveiling 'Moscowgate': Corruption and Russian Interference in EU Elections

Amidst the backdrop of Catholic Easter, occurring a mere two months before the European elections, a cascade of revelations has unfurled regarding the corruption ensnaring certain incumbents within the current European Parliament and the extensive reach of Russian interference in the forthcoming electoral campaigns, as reported by Dan Alexe.

Three humanitarian aid ships are due to arrive in the Gaza Strip on Monday

A maritime convoy of three ships carrying hundreds of tons of aid for Gaza left the Cypriot port of Larnaca on Saturday, DW reports.

Greece tightens the rules for obtaining the “golden visa”

In order to combat the housing crisis, Greece on Sunday March 31 tightened the rules relating to its so-called “golden visa” program, which gives a residence permit to nationals of non-European countries in exchange for an investment in the real estate, Agerpres reports.

Zelensky publishes declaration of $317,000 in family income in 2023

President Volodymyr Zelensky published his declaration of assets, income, expenses, and financial obligations in 2023, the Presidential Office said on March 29, The Kyiv Indepedent reports.

FSB conducts "counter-terrorist operation" in Dagestan

The FSB claimed to have spent several hours apprehending "terrorists" in two Dagestani cities, TASS agency reports.

One killed, 12 injured during elections in southeast Turkey

Clashes between two groups in Turkey’s Kurdish-majority southeast during Sunday’s local elections left one dead and 12 people wounded, a local official told AFP.

France to send old armored vehicles, new missiles to Ukraine

France will deliver hundreds of old armored vehicles and new surface-to-air missiles to Ukraine in its war against Russia, French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on Sunday, Reuters reports.

All eyes on Istanbul as Turkey goes to local polls in test of Erdogan's popularity

Turkish voters went to the polls on Sunday in municipal elections, with all eyes on Istanbul, the national "jewel" that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hopes to pry away from the opposition, AFP reports.