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The presiding officer the senator from michigan. Without objection. Morning business is closed. Under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the following nominations which the clerk will report. The clerk nominations. Department of housing and urban development, Julian Castro of texas to be secretary. Executive office of the president , darcil. Vetter of nebraska to be chief agriculture negotiator, office of the United States trade representative. National ...

Member states' ambassadors have "in principle" agreed to begin accession negotiations with Kyiv and Chisinau, the Belgian EU presidency said. Hungary is to take over the rotating presidency next month.

Moldovan prosecutors said on Thursday they opened a criminal case against the former chief of general staff of Moldovas armed forces following a media report alleging he had spied for Russia. ...

Moldovan prosecutors have opened a criminal case against Igor Gorgan, the former chief of general staff of Moldova's armed forces, for allegedly spying for Russia. Reports suggest he supplied sensitive information about Moldova and Ukraine to Russian intelligence services. Following these allegations, Gorgan has been suspended from his UN position in Chisinau.

The delegates welcomed these words with applause, chanting Victory

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Through collaboration and innovation, Chisinau International Airport along with Aviation-Event concluded the Aviation-Event 2024 RMO, marking a significant milestone in the regional aviation industry's pursuit of excellence and innovation.

Prosecutors in Moldova were awaiting additional information from the ex-Soviet states intelligence services to determine whether to charge a general alleged to have passed sensitive information...

Former Moldovan chief of staff Igor Gorgan is under investigation for allegedly passing sensitive information to Russia. Prosecutors are awaiting intelligence to decide on treason charges. Gorgan, who was dismissed in 2021, faces loss of rank and state honours. President Sandu criticizes Russia amidst deteriorating Moldovan-Russian relations.

CHISINAU - Prosecutors in Moldova were awaiting additional information from the ex-Soviet state's intelligence services to determine whether to charge a general alleged to have passed sensitive information to Russia, U.S.-funded Radio Free Europe reported on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.