Moldova

Moldova does not currently face an 'imminent military danger', but is subject to a 'hybrid war generated by Russia' in an attempt to 'overthrow state power', said Defence Minister Anatolie Nosatii

Over 200 companies from Moldova, Italy, Turkey and Ukraine presented their products at the 25th edition of the Beauty exhibition, which today 5 March closes at the Moldexpo International Exhibition Centre in Chisinau

The country begins the process of withdrawing from dozens of agreements within the CIS, said Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Nicu Popescu

The country denied entry to a boxing team from Montenegro for security reasons, according to sources from Chisinau, over concerns that foreigners could infiltrate a big pro-Russian protest due in Chisinau on Sunday 19 February

President Maia Sandu presented the awards to 53 people of culture for their outstanding achievements in their creative work and for the high professionalism with which they contribute to the promotion of the nation's spiritual values

The first container with Moldovan apples from the 2022 harvest has arrived in India and four more will arrive at their destination later this month: a joint effort of the government, fruit exporters and development partners

More than 2.000 books were donated as part of the Library Under the Fir tree campaign launched by the government, which was joined by high school pupils and employees of ministries and agencies dependent on the cabinet

The Border Police has ordered several actions to streamline traffic at the state border during the winter holidays, along with increased numbers of frontline staff and special equipment for checking travel documents

To join vulnerability categories and benefit from compensation in energy bills, citizens can register on the www.compensatii.gov.md platform until March 2023

Over 300 soldiers recently enlisted in the National Army took their oath in a ceremony held in the municipality of Chisinau and the Bulboaca training centre

Some 45 countries and institutions joined together in Paris to pledge millions of euros in aid to Moldova as fears grow that it could be further destabilised by the conflict in Ukraine

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen paid an official visit to Moldova, where she announced a €250 million financial package to help one of Europe's poorest countries overcome the severe energy crisis caused by Russia's war in Ukraine