Moldova, NATO strengthen ties amid Ukraine conflict

On April 15, Moldovan President Maia Sandu met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte during his brief stopover in the country before continuing on to Ukraine.

NATO’s Rutte visits Ukraine amid fresh Russian attacks

On Tuesday, April 15, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte paid a visit to Ukraine. He traveled to the city of Odessa, which had recently been struck by Russian drones, and held discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Moldova cracks down on electoral corruption in 2025 race

Law enforcement agencies in Moldova are ramping up their efforts to combat electoral corruption ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Evrazia-funded pilgrimages raise election concerns

In recent months, several priests and citizens from the Republic of Moldova have taken part in religious pilgrimages to Russia, Serbia, and Jerusalem.

Moldova launches major railway reform to save CFM

The Public Property Agency (PPA) has launched the restructuring of Moldova Railways (CFM).

Orbán targets LGBT community and dual nationals in new law

On Monday, April 14, Hungary adopted a new constitutional amendment that further restricts the rights of LGBT individuals.

Moldova to modernize school cafeterias for free meals

Moldovan school cafeterias that will soon begin offering free meals to students in grades five through nine are set to undergo major upgrades.

Romanian Easter traditions revived in Soroca workshop

To help preserve and share Romania’s authentic Easter traditions, the Nicolae Bulat History Museum in Soroca organized a special workshop focused on traditional egg decorating.

UK delivers second loan tranche to Ukraine under G7 program

The United Kingdom has disbursed the second tranche of a loan to Ukraine, amounting to £752 million (equivalent to €875 million), under the G7’s Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration Loans for Ukraine (ERA) program.

Frost damage devastates early fruit orchards in northern regions

A cold wave and frosts have recently devastated early fruit orchards across several regions of the country, with farmers in the north witnessing the damage to apricot, plum, and cherry trees that had just bloomed.

EU suspends countermeasures amid US trade talks

The European Union has decided to suspend, until July 14, its countermeasures against the unjustified tariffs announced by the United States, according to a statement released Monday on the European Commission’s website.

Gagauzia's autonomy at risk after court ruling on prosecutor appointment

The Constitutional Court's decision to declare the involvement of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia (APG) in appointing the Chief Prosecutor of the autonomy unconstitutional has generated divergent reactions.