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The trolleybus park in Bălți has been enhanced with 16 electric units, produced in the Republic of Moldova.
19:00
Moldovan farmers are calling for a state of emergency in the agricultural sector, following severe heat and drought that have caused extensive damage to crops.
17:40
The Moldovan Central Electoral Commission (CEC) released on Friday the complete list of political parties eligible to participate in the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum scheduled for October 20, 2024. A total of 64 parties are listed.
17:30
The Summer Olympic Games will officially commence on Friday evening with an unprecedented opening ceremony.
17:10
The number of residents in Transnistria holding Moldovan citizenship has significantly increased in recent years.
16:20
This morning, the French national railway company SNCF announced that it had been the victim of "several acts of malevolence” during the night, resulting in fires on several high-speed lines, according to Euronews.
Last 24 hours
15:30
In the first five days of admissions to higher education institutions in the Republic of Moldova, over 11,000 candidates have submitted applications for undergraduate studies through the platform eadmitere.gov.md, as announced by the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun.
15:20
Barack Obama has announced his support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the Democratic Party's presidential nomination race, effectively ending recent speculation about his endorsement of her.
14:30
The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, wished success to the Moldovan Olympians and thanked them for representing our country with dignity at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris.
10:10
During a meeting at the White House, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the war in Gaza and the potential for a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, according to Euronews.
10:00
A young man, 18 years old, has been detained on suspicion of murdering former Ukrainian parliamentarian Iryna Farion, who was fatally shot in Lviv, local authorities have announced, CNN reports.
9:50
Hungary is facing a fuel shortage due to Ukraine's decision to ban the transit of Russian oil through its territory.
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Zimbru was defeated 0-3 by Ararat-Armenia Yerevan in the first leg of the second preliminary round of the Conference League. Artur Serobyan and Eric Ocansey were the scorers for the visiting team.
Yesterday
20:00
NATO declared on Thursday that there is no indication that the remains of Russian drones found in Romania are evidence of an intentional attack on the territory of the transatlantic alliance, but that they indicate "irresponsible and potentially dangerous" actions, reports Reuters.
18:20
European integration, a national project endorsed by the authorities, has become the subject of a complaint filed with the Prosecutor's Office by socialist and communist deputies.
16:00
The Netherlands and Denmark will soon deliver 14 Leopard 2 tanks to Kiev. These tanks, which have been fully repaired by the German defence company Rheinmetall, are scheduled for delivery to Ukraine by the end of summer 2024, following several months of testing.
14:50
The State Hydrometeorological Service of Moldova issued a report indicating a severe drought in the Republic of Moldova.
13:10
The process of receiving applications for the transfer of apartments from the residential block located at 91/3 Alba Iulia Street, Chișinău, designated for the heroes who participated in addressing the consequences of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident, has been concluded.
12:30
The decision to resign from the position of Minister of Finance is a personal one. Petru Rotaru made this announcement to Teleradio Moldova.
11:20
Israeli authorities have postponed the introduction of mandatory electronic permits (ETA-IL) for entry into the country until January 1, 2025.
10:10
A Russian military Mi-28 helicopter crashed on Thursday in the Kaluga region, southwest of Moscow, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
10:00
The potential shift in the configuration of the US elections this fall is being closely monitored across Europe, including in Brussels at NATO and EU headquarters, as well as in Moscow and Kiev.
9:40
Petru Rotaru is stepping down from his role as Minister of Finance. Prime Minister Dorin Recean announced this decision. According to the National Bank of Moldova, Petru Rotaru will assume the position of vice-governor.
8:50
Heavy traffic is currently reported at the Leușeni-Albița border crossing on the outbound side from Moldova. The Border Police are taking steps to alleviate congestion by implementing a series of measures to streamline the flow of traffic.
More than 2 days ago
21:30
The Republic of Moldova will benefit from budgetary support in the amount of about 40 million euros from the World Bank. The members of the Economy, Budget and Finance Parliamentary Committee examined the draft ratification of a loan agreement in this regard.
19:10
As of August 1, Israel is changing the rules for entering its territory for citizens of states with a visa-free regime, including citizens of the Republic of Moldova.
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The European Commission warned Slovakia that it will launch immediate legal action if the government pushes ahead with a proposed law requiring NGOs that receive funding from abroad to label themselves "organisations with foreign support", Reuters reports.
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A plane crashed on Wednesday immediately after it took off from the capital of Nepal. 18 people died, and the pilot, the only survivor, was injured, AP writes.
12:50
The former Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Vasile Tarlev, officially announced his candidacy for the presidential elections this fall. Tarlev said that he made this decision following requests and urges from many citizens, emphasizing the need to be more actively involved in the political and economic life of the country.
12:50
The bill providing for the possibility to recognize any foreign organizations, including those whose founders are foreign government agencies, as undesirable in Russia, has passed on July 23 the second and third readings in the State Duma lower house of parliament.
12:50
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi, is paying a working visit to Ireland, between July 25 and 26. The visit takes place in the context of the 25th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Moldova and Ireland.
12:40
Over 80% of the exports and 53% of the imports of economic agents from the Transnistrian region targeted the European Union, in the first semester of the current year, reads a press release of the Reintegration Policy Office.
12:20
The former Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Vasile Tarlev, officially announced his candidacy for the presidential elections this fall. Tarlev said that he made this decision following requests and urges from many citizens, emphasizing the need to be more actively involved in the political and economic life of the country.
11:20
A 47-year-old woman died following a serious accident that occurred near the village of Răscăieții Noi, Ștefan-Voda district. According to the General Police Inspectorate, the tragedy happened last night, around 11:20 p.m.
11:20
Taiwan hunkered down on Wednesday for the arrival of a strengthening Typhoon Gaemi, with financial markets shut, flights cancelled and one person killed, while the military went on stand-by amid torrential rain, Reuters reports.
11:00
Russia's massive nighttime bombardment by Shahed kamikaze drones in the city of Ismail in the Odesa region caused significant damage to port infrastructure and to a five-story residential building. According to the information provided by the state administration of the Ismail region, the attack happened in violation of the rules of conduct in war. This deliberate action led to serious damage to the port infrastructure in Ismail, writes Ukrinform.
10:40
The traffic of people and means of transport at the Mirnoe-Tabaki border customs point will be temporarily suspended on Wednesday, July 24, between 09:00 and 15:00, according to the Customs Service.
10:20
Several driving schools in Chisinau, Ialoveni and Comrat are raided. The information was confirmed for “Teleradio-Moldova” Broadcaster by the Center's press officer, Angela Starinschi.
10:20
The Cabinet of Ministers, led by Prime Minister Dorin Recean, meets in session. There are 24 projects on the agenda of the Executive.(https://gov.md/ro/content/sedinta-guvernului-din-24-iulie-2024-ora-1000)
23 July 2024
19:50
The Romanian MEP, Diana Ivanovici-Soșoacă, was banned from entering Ukraine for three years, being accused of having close ties with the Kremlin regime. Soșoacă is the leader of the far-right party SOS, separated from another far-right party - AUR or Alliance for the Union of Romanians.
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Last Sunday was the hottest day ever registered globally, according to preliminary data published on Tuesday by the EU's climate monitor, AFP reports.
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Hungary will continue to block the 6.5 billion euro funding program for military aid to Ukraine from the European Peace Fund until Kiev resumes supplies of Russian oil. A statement to this effect was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, Peter Szijjártó, in an interview for ATV Hirado. He pointed out that Hungary and Slovakia's energy supply is under threat because 33% and 40-45% of their crude oil imports come from a Russian company and the oil transits through Ukraine.
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The airport at Catania in Sicily, on Tuesday suspended all flights as ash from an eruption at nearby Mount Etna entered the airspace, AFP reports.
17:00
Up to 8.5 million Windows devices were affected by Friday's IT outage after Crowdstrike's antivirus update went awry. Microsoft says the European Union is to blame for the world's biggest IT outage on Friday following a faulty security update, writes Euronews.
15:40
A 50-year-old man drowned in the Nistru river. According to the General Police Inspectorate, the tragedy happened in the morning of July 22, in Vadul lui Voda town in Chisinau. Two teams of rescuers and firefighters came on the spot.
13:40
The Romanian National Road Infrastructure Administration Company has chosen the company that will build the first bridge at highway level over the Prut River at Ungheni (Romania) – Ungheni (Republic of Moldova). It is the company Ness Proiect Europe SRL. According to the source, the duration for the design and execution of the works is 24 months, of which 6 months are the design period and 18 months are the execution period of the works. The warranty period for the works will be 120 months.
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President Emmanuel Macron visited the Olympic village on Monday. An important part of the athletes and Olympic delegations arrived here. Meanwhile, a far-left MP claims that Israeli athletes are not welcome in Paris and demands that they participate under a neutral flag. Kremlin criticizes the fact that not all Russian journalists were accredited to follow the Olympic Games in France, RFI reports.
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The Romanian National Road Infrastructure Administration Company has chosen the company that will build the first bridge at highway level over the Prut River at Ungheni (Romania) – Ungheni (Republic of Moldova). It is the company Ness Proiect Europe SRL. According to the source, the duration for the design and execution of the works is 24 months, of which 6 months are the design period and 18 months are the execution period of the works. The warranty period for the works will be 120 months.
11:40
Russia's lower house of Parliament, the Duma, has proposed disciplinary detention for up to 10 days for troops using devices with camera and geolocation functions in combat zones such as Ukraine, Russia's TASS state news agency reported.
11:20
Vice President Kamala Harris has secured commitments from enough delegates to become the presumptive Democratic nominee for president if they all honor their commitment when voting, according to ABC News' reporting.
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