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Moldova, one of Europe’s poorest countries, has long seen its salvation in eventual admission to the European Union. On Dec. 14, that once-farfetched dream moved a little closer to reality.

The exchange rate of the national leu currency resulting from the quotations announced on Friday by the banks authorized to operate on the currency...

The January transfer window closed on Thursday with the Premier League’s spending power considerably down on previous years. Based on reported fees, top-flight clubs in England spent around $120.55 million on signings, not including loan deals. A year ago, Chelsea’s $357 million mid-season spree was part of a league record outlay of around $831 million. Figures never looked like getting anywhere near those levels this year, with loan deals dominating the market.

 At the request of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Ia?i (Romania), seven house searches were carried out yesterday, in a probe into...

Moldovan potato prices rising

Moldova is "accelerating work" to comply with EU sanctions against Russia over its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a government spokesman said on February 2, a day after an RFE/RL investigation showed Moldovan firms have continued to supply airplane parts to Russian airlines and companies.

According to the statement, the suspects were leading eight men from Dnepr, Kharkov, Nikolayev, Ternovka, Mariupol and Zaporozhye across the border before their arrest

Vladimir Plahotniuc, a Moldovan oligarch and politician, who is now on the run from the countrys authorities, is believed to be hiding in occupied north Cyprus, Reuters reported.Plahotniuc is allegedly involved in the ex-Soviet states

Russia requested last November that polling stations for the Russian presidential election be opened in Moldova, where more than 200,000 Russian citizens live

Investigative journalists have discovered that three Moldovan companies sold spare aircraft parts to Russia for a total of about US$15 million during 2022-2023. Source: European Pravda, citing an investigation by the Moldovan service of Radio Liberty Details: The supply of aircraft parts to Russia via Moldova began a few months into the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.