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Moldova
The news from Moldova focuses on domestic issues such as upcoming local elections, the financing of pensions and social benefits, and an incident involving drones. International news includes the resignation of the European Central Bank president and protests in Germany.
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The National Social Insurance Fund (CNAS) has started disbursing pensions and social benefits for November.
A Romanian journalist has been denied access to the Transnistrian region for a period of three years.
Today marks the last day of campaigning before the new local elections scheduled for November 1st.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, will step down on February 7, 2027, before her term concludes.
A second drone that illegally entered the country's airspace has since left the territory of the Republic of Moldova.
A drone previously detected near Țibirica, Călărași district, has exited the Republic of Moldova's airspace.
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has decided against using digital identification for voters in the upcoming November 1st elections.
New trees have been planted along Alecu Russo Street in the Ciocana district.
An opinion piece by Rosian Vasiloi discusses the integrated management of the Moldovan-Ukrainian border in wartime conditions.
The government has issued a denial regarding information that suggests the electronic signature system has been compromised.
Elections are taking place today in various localities across the country, with polling stations closing at 9:00 PM.
Protesters in Germany have engaged in violent demonstrations and looted several stores.
A fatal road accident occurred in Pârlița, Ungheni district, resulting in the death of one man.
A retrospective look at events in Chișinău by IPN.