MAE condemns the violation of the Republic of Moldova’s airspace: "Such actions are unacceptable"

Update: 17:34 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) of the Republic of Moldova strongly condemns the violation of airspace by an unmanned aerial vehicle on the night of February 2 to 3. The authorities consider such actions unacceptable and qualify them as a potential risk to national security and citizens.

A footballer who returned from Nigeria, diagnosed with typhoid fever

A new case of imported typhoid fever was reported in our country, the second as of the beginning of this year. This was announced by the deputy head of the General Directorate for Medical and Social Assistance (DGAMS), Vladimir Bolocan, during the operational meeting of the Chisinau City Hall. According to him, it is a footballer who recently returned from Nigeria.

Dragalin offers new details on the construction of the Leova-Bumbata road

The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office started a criminal case in connection with the construction of the Leova-Bumbata road, based on suspicions regarding the selection of both the design company and the company that carried out the works. The statement was made by the head of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Veronica Dragalin, in an interview with the TV8 TV channel. According to her, the case was initiated based on suspicions of abuse of power.

Press review // Historic moment: European gas is heading to the Transnistrian region

Media outlets from the Republic of Moldova reflect the resumption of natural gas supplies to the Transnistrian region from European funds. Why does the EU continue to invest in UTAG if 95% of locals voted against the referendum for the introduction of the European vector in the country's Constitution, the prospects for completing the construction of the Vulcănești-Chișinău high-voltage power line by the end of the year, as well as the forecasts of specialists regarding new increases in apartment prices, are other topics covered by the media.

Correspondence Dan Alexe // Flemish separatist Bart De Wever becomes prime minister in Belgium

More than 230 days after the elections of June 9, 2024, Belgium has finally formed its new federal government, led by Flemish nationalist Bart De Wever, who thus becomes prime minister. The man who wanted to destroy the kingdom will now be its guardian. A situation not uncommon in Belgium. The history of the kingdom is full of political ironies. Still, this one deserves a special place in the annals: at just 54 years old, Flemish Bart De Wever, the former mayor of the port of Antwerp and the separatist politician who dreamed of abolishing Belgium and the monarchy, through the independence of Flanders, became prime minister of the kingdom that houses the European institutions and NATO and, of course, will now ensure the unity of the kingdom. King Philip has just entrusted the keys to the country to the very man who, barely fifteen years ago, described the monarchy as "an institution of the old regime."

Hagi double fires Rangers to victory

Ianis Hagi is in top form. The Romanian international scored two goals for Glasgow Rangers in a Scottish Premiership match.

People sell belongings in Moldova to survive amid crisis

They sell whatever they have left in their homes to earn a little extra money. These are people who usually set up impromptu markets on Gagarin Boulevard on weekends, near the Railway Station in the capital.

Moldova’s anticorruption prosecutor responds to calls for her resignation

Veronica Dragalin, the head of Moldova’s Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, stated that she was asked to resign, mentioning this during the evening edition of Cutia Neagră on TV8.

Arsenal crush Manchester City 5-1 in Premier League showdown

Arsenal London secured a stunning 5-1 victory over Manchester City in the marquee match of the 24th round of the English Premier League.

Moldovagaz delivers gas to Transnistrian region amid heating crisis

Some residents on the left bank of the Dniester River have regained heating, as the Transnistrian region has been receiving natural gas from Moldovagaz since Saturday.

Crin Antonescu gains official backing for Romania’s presidency

Crin Antonescu's presidential candidacy was officially confirmed on Sunday by a vote during the Social Democratic Party’s (PSD) extraordinary congress, reports news.ro.

Ukraine under fire: Civilians killed, Zelenskyy appeals for aid

The death toll in the Poltava missile attack has risen to 12, including two children, The Kyiv Independent reported on February 2nd, at 7:30 AM. Search and rescue operations are underway at the attack site.