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Following the full-scale invasion by Russia in February 2022, Ukraine has suffered tremendously. Tens of thousands have died, and a quarter of the country’s prewar population has been displaced. Homes,

The head of Moldovas largest Orthodox Church, subordinated to its Russian parent church, has complained that his ranks were coming under attack in the run-up to Christmas -- marked on two... -December 24, 2023 at 05:05 pm EST - MarketScreener

Sandu, a 51-year-old former World Bank economist, is leading polls for the presidential vote to be held by late 2024

Europe News: The head of Moldova's largest Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Vladimir, complained about attacks on his church ahead of Christmas. The Russian-linked ch

My mother travelled Moldova to save recipes in danger of dying out – and captured the tale of our rich and turbulent past, says Moldovan journalist and writer Paula Erizanu

In the statement declaring her intent to run for reelection, President Maia Sandu also said that she has asked the Moldovan parliament to organize a referendum on the country's accession to the EU.

Moldova's pro-Western president, Maia Sandu, has announced her intention to seek reelection next year and has called for a referendum on the country's potential EU accession. Sandu emphasized that Moldova's future lies in the European family and called for a clear decision on the country's path.

Moldovan border guards have wished their Ukrainian colleagues a Merry Christmas at the Palanca-Maiaky-Udobne checkpoint. Source: Southern Regional Department of Ukraine's State Border Guard Service Details: The orchestra of the Moldovan Border Police has visited the Palanca-Maiaky-Udobne checkpoint in Odesa Oblast and performed New Year and Christmas songs and Ukrainian carols.

The ripple effect of Russia's invasion of Ukraine has sparked a profound shift in loyalties as Cimiseni makes a bold choice in the midst of a larger battle for independence.

Rest of World News: Long torn between loyalty to the Russian or Romanian Orthodox Church, the Moldovan village of Cimiseni has made its choice, triggered by Moscow's inva