Serbian officials, including the Prime Minister, have stated that MOL's offer for Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) is not fully acceptable and requires adjustments. The production at the Pančevo Refinery has been identified as a 'red line' in the ongoing negotiations.

Mol Group announced a halved profit, but stated satisfaction with the results, asserting that geopolitical challenges and market conditions confirmed their resilience, and their 2026 targets remain unchanged.

Moldova's Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has completed its investigation and sent to court a case against a former deputy and his brother, who are accused of illicit enrichment.

A four-year-old boy from Călmățui village in Moldova's Hîncești district was found drowned in a canal on the outskirts of the village after being reported missing.

Despite being considered an agrarian country, Moldova imports a significant amount of fruits and vegetables from nations like Turkey, Romania, Albania, and Belarus, raising questions about the availability of local products in markets.

European Union and Soros Foundation grants in Moldova are helping vulnerable families by funding nurseries, enabling parents with young children to work and reducing poverty in both rural and urban areas.

The Ashmolean’s show presents a ‘mix of the wonderful, the weird and the downright wacky’ of the plant world

Molson Coors has declared a $0.48 dividend, while Southwest Airlines announced an $0.18 dividend. Both companies are distributing payments to their shareholders.

A patient in Latvia living over 200 kilometers from Riga had to make five doctor visits instead of the usual three to remove a single mole, highlighting issues with healthcare bureaucracy.

Edo’s special security squad demolished a criminal hideout in Ubiaja used for kidnapping and drugs, following the arrest of nine suspects in a raid.

Children in Vesturbær, Reykjavík, are defending a house they built themselves, which serves as an art gallery, fort, and theater, from demolition due to safety regulations.

Road traffic on Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt Boulevard in Chisinau, Moldova, will be suspended from May 8 to May 10 for Europe Day events held in the Great National Assembly Square.

Shailene Woodley is slated to lead 'Mother's Helper,' an erotic thriller written and directed by Bridget Moloney, with Milo Callaghan and Luke Kirby also cast.

The Republic of Moldova's first pavilion at the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia officially opened, featuring the project 'In the Thousand and Second Night' by artist Pavel Brăila, which includes a composition of carpets floating between the floor and vault, supported by drones.

A storm of protest has erupted among residents in Huruma over plans to construct apartments on a 10-acre plot of land currently occupied by a mosque, raising fears of its demolition.

The National Bank of Moldova has increased its base rate, a move expected to lead to higher interest rates on loans and government securities. Experts are now forecasting the potential impact on prices and credit costs.

Moldova's parliament adopted a new code banning "political tourism" and requiring deputies to speak Romanian, leading to a scandal and the opposition walking out of the session.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas arrived in Chisinau on May 7, where she visited a National Army unit alongside Moldovan Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi.

The popular pink 1964 Fiat 500, known as "Zmajček," was stolen on Wednesday from a parking lot in Zagreb, with its owner appealing for help.

The first cherries of the season have appeared on Chisinau's Central Market, priced at 350 lei per kilogram, with other seasonal fruits like Moldovan strawberries also selling at high prices.

A recent poll indicates that 7 out of 10 Romanians would vote "YES" in a referendum for the unification of Romania and the Republic of Moldova, reflecting a perception of the relationship as one between communities rather than strictly diplomatic.

General Mariusz Chmielewski has been appointed as the new commander of Poland's Cyber Defense Forces. He replaces General Karol Molenda in this key leadership role.

The Portuguese Competition Authority blocked the acquisition of Remolcanosa by Spain's Boluda, citing concerns that the deal would create a monopoly in maritime towing and mooring services at the Port of Sines.

Igor Grosu, leader of Moldova's ruling PAS party, responded to criticism regarding a mayoral candidate's campaign slogan "Orhei for Orheians," stating he did not perceive it as xenophobic.

A press conference was held in Sarajevo for Dado Topić's upcoming concert, scheduled for May 23rd at the Bosnian Cultural Center, where he expressed hopes for a memorable performance.

A recent survey indicates that 70% of Romanians would support a union between Romania and Moldova.

Initial urgent intervention work on the damaged Moledo seawall in Viana do Castelo has been completed, involving the recovery of the beach wall and the upper platform used for parking.

The intersection of Chișinăului and Mihail Sadoveanu streets in Orhei municipality has been reorganized into a new roundabout, according to the Orhei Police Inspectorate.

A team of researchers has discovered a novel method to enhance cosmology research by jointly analyzing supernovae and their host galaxies, offering a new way to understand the expansion of the universe.

Firefighters have extinguished flames near Mürzzuschlag in Styria, Austria, while efforts continue against smoldering embers in Eisbach-Rein near Graz. Other fires were also reported in Hitzendorf and Floing.

Deputies in Moldova's Parliament are holding a plenary session today, with a busy agenda that includes the consideration of 16 different draft laws.

Significant subsidies were reportedly paid for over 1000 non-existent, or 'virtual,' sheep in the Smolyan region of Bulgaria, with pastures also allocated for them.

The exhumation of Ludmila Vartic has been carried out, with explanations provided by the head of the General Police Inspectorate and the family's lawyer, who confirmed a Romanian expert participated in the procedure.

Moldova's Audiovisual Council has approved regulations for certifying "trusted notifiers," individuals and organizations authorized to identify and report illegal content online.

Moldova is expecting variable skies and temperatures up to 25 degrees Celsius on Thursday, May 7th, according to the State Hydrometeorological Service.

A Belgian liberal MP has requested a report on alleged Iranian-led networks in Molenbeek, claiming that a 'galaxy of associations' are working to polarize the population and foster anti-Israeli and anti-American sentiment in Belgium.

Roca, the bathroom products group, has expanded its board from eight to eleven seats by appointing the presidents of Fira de Barcelona and Molins, strengthening its top decision-making body.

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake was recorded in Davao Oriental, Philippines, late Wednesday evening, according to the Philippine Institute of Seismology and Volcanology (Phivolcs).

Dominik Moll's latest film is a relevant, exciting, and well-acted French drama that tackles the sensitive issue of police violence, leaving little to the audience's imagination.

Chișinău is accelerating economic reintegration with Transnistria, preparing to gradually standardize taxes and duties for the Transnistrian region by 2030, while experts suggest Tiraspol's economic model is collapsing.

Chisinau has canceled tax benefits for Transnistria, intending to improve the lives of Transnistrians through a Convergence Fund, leading to debate over the economic impact.

An artificial intelligence-generated play in the style of Molière has premiered in Versailles, receiving enthusiastic reactions from the audience. The production marks a notable step in the use of AI in theatrical creation.

The complaint from the "Democracy at Home" party regarding the exclusion of candidate Victor Pertu from the mayoral race in Orhei has reached the Supreme Court of Justice. This follows the Orhei court's refusal to hear the case after it was transferred from the Court of Appeal.

A new president has been elected for Hungary's national Roma self-government following the resignation of Aba-Horváth István, who will serve as a national minority spokesperson in the new Parliament.

Dozens of business representatives protested in front of Vlorë Municipality, demanding a meeting with the mayor to postpone demolition actions until after the summer tourist season.

Base University has appointed distinguished Communication and Media Epistemology scholar Abiodun Adeniyi as its new Vice Chancellor, following his tenure as Registrar.

Following strong winds in Chisinau that caused trees to fall and damage cars, questions arose about who would cover repair costs. Svetlana Lupashku, Chairman of the Union of Insurers of Moldova, explained that mandatory liability insurance (OSAGO) would not help, only comprehensive insurance (CASCO) or a court decision.

The administrator of the firm implicated in the Moldelectrica hazardous waste case has issued a statement, asserting that the substance does not contain 'dangerous silicones' and poses no threat to society or the environment.

More than a week after a drone crashed on a residential building in central Chisinau, Moldova, the incident remains a mystery. Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi commented that specialized services are still investigating the drone's type and origin.

Moldova recorded 258 suicide cases in 2025, according to the National Public Health Agency. Statistics indicate that such incidents were most frequently reported in the central regions of the country, with men identified as being at higher risk.

Maxime Prévot, a Belgian official, responded to his Israeli counterpart and the US ambassador regarding the issue of illegal circumcisions in Belgium, following their calls for action to protect Antwerp's Jewish community.

A genetic test has brought clarity to the family of US influencer Melissa Mae Carlton, whose daughters Molly and Abigail died within 20 months, providing answers to their tragic losses.

On the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a local resident in Kaliningrad self-immolated in protest against the war, an incident authorities reportedly tried to conceal.

The European Commission has unveiled a comprehensive social package aimed at eradicating poverty and strengthening the rights of people with disabilities across the European Union.

A 37-year-old Kaliningrad resident, Alexander Okunev, set himself on fire at the 1,200 Guardsmen memorial on February 24, 2025, the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, in an act of protest that authorities reportedly suppressed.

A woman was rescued by emergency services after falling from a cliff near the village of Țîpova in Moldova's Rezina district, and was subsequently hospitalized.

Outdoor advertisers in Ghana are urging the government to stop the ongoing demolition of median advertising signs, warning of severe economic consequences if a total ban is implemented.

Moldova's Energy Minister Dorin Jughietu confirmed that Chisinau Airport possesses sufficient kerosene reserves to last until the end of May.

Unknown individuals threw a Molotov cocktail at an establishment in Belgrade's Kotež neighborhood early this morning.

On May 6, 2001, Pope John Paul II made history by entering a Muslim mosque and praying, an event previously considered unimaginable.

A foreign national has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for human trafficking, specifically involving individuals from the Republic of Moldova, with the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office announcing the closed-type penitentiary sentence.

The MOL Group, which includes Slovnaft, announced a gross profit of €180 million for the first quarter of 2026, despite geopolitical disruptions and refinery issues, while also investing €153 million in a new product pipeline between Slovakia and Hungary.

A report funded by Sweden documents how 23 social organizations in Moldova have demonstrated resilience over the past three difficult years, navigating challenges like fire, war, and inflation.

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research has approved a new framework plan for primary, secondary, and high school education for the 2026-2027 academic year, including provisions for distance learning for high school classes and changes to thesis examinations.

Moldova's Ministry of Defense reported that a drone was observed in the country's southwestern airspace on the morning of May 8, which subsequently left Moldovan territory.

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu believes that the problems in Gagauzia and Transnistria stem from a single 'control center.' He stated that significant resources, primarily money, are being invested to divide Moldova.

Moldova's Parliament has adopted a bill to provide 30,000 lei in financial assistance to the country's remaining 14 World War II veterans.

An 800-year-old Kakatiya Shiva temple in Telangana was controversially demolished to make way for a school, leading to public outrage and the filing of a legal case.

An opinion piece by Kataryna discusses a 'recipe for demolishing the state during one presidential term,' quoting Krzysztof Szczucki on the desirability of a president being able to dissolve parliament once a year.

Flying Tiger Copenhagen has initiated a recall of rabbit plush toys due to unspecified reasons.

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas arrived in Chisinau, Moldova, visiting a National Army unit with Defense Minister Anatolie Nosatîi. During her two-day visit, Kallas is also scheduled to meet with the country's leadership for discussions.

A fire alarm was raised in the early hours after an earthmoving machine, parked in Ano Poli, Thessaloniki, caught fire while performing demolition work in the area.

The 'San Beach Club' cafe at Stropu lake in Daugavpils, Latvia, was demolished this spring after operating for over seven years. While the municipality cites violations, company representatives suggest personal motives behind the demolition.

Communities can take legal action against severe and repeated nuisance activities by neighbors, potentially leading to a court order preventing the offender from using their home for up to three years. This requires a formal procedure and proof of real disruption to coexistence.

The Indian Supreme Court has ordered the restoration of Mysuru's iconic Lansdowne Building and Devaraja Market, rejecting previous plans for their demolition.

The iconic Vjesnik building in Zagreb is being systematically demolished, floor by floor, marking the end of an era. The demolition of the 16th and 15th floors commenced this morning, reportedly utilizing an open flame method.

Mandić has stated he will ask municipal council colleagues to reconsider the rejection of regulatory plan changes that would allow for the construction of a Lidl business facility in Centar Municipality, emphasizing the need for investments.

German political figures, including Chancellor Olaf Scholz, are reportedly facing significant challenges regarding proposed reforms after a year in power. Opposition leader Friedrich Merz has also identified key problems within the current political landscape.

Amerykańska Krajowa Rada Bezpieczeństwa Transportu (NTSB) opublikowała dane dotyczące katastrofy samolotu China Eastern Airlines (600115.SS) w marcu 2022 r.

A newly established Serbian company's €2 billion offer for Russian shares in Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) is seen by analysts as a move to potentially inflate NIS's price during negotiations with MOL.

Lithuanian landscape experts and enthusiasts are sharing advice on how to protect gardens and lawns from various spring pests, including mole crickets, chafers, and moles, as warmer weather encourages their activity.

Pneumologist Filipe Froes provides insights into the main symptoms of Long Covid, the potential duration of its sequelae, and the role of vaccination in reducing the frequency and severity of these cases.

The cultural venue Komplex 457 in Altstetten, Zurich, is slated for demolition to make way for a new residential and hotel complex, with its lease ending in February 2027.

The French Institute in Serbia announced the 18th edition of "Molière Days," a festival of contemporary Francophone literature, which will take place from May 11 to 26 across various cities in Serbia.

Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has extended his condolences to the people of Esa-Oke following the death of their monarch, Oba Adeyemi Adediran.

A comparison of the top 5 silent fans for 2026 highlights the best models for sleeping, remote work, or cooling homes without disruptive noise, offering guidance on choosing the ideal fan.

Moldova's schools are struggling with a shortage of young teachers, as the program for distributing new educators fails to meet demand. Despite an increase in graduates assigned to schools, only 27% of vacancies were filled in 2025, prompting authorities to offer payments up to 375,000 lei to attract new staff.

Chemolak, a paint and varnish manufacturer, saw its revenues drop by a third last year and has halved in size over four years, accumulating nearly 11 million euros in losses since the pandemic.

The dismissal of Ilie Bolojan as Moldova's premier has drawn reactions, including from Moldova's Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, who expressed confidence in a future pro-European government. There is also speculation that Bolojan could be re-designated as premier.

A conflict over the landfill in Țînțăreni has put 12 localities in central Moldova at risk of being left without waste collection, after a private operator's access to the site was blocked.

A family business from Văsieni village in Moldova is gaining success by producing nearly 80 types of handmade chocolates, which have become popular in Romania and Bulgaria.

Moldova is providing grants of up to 60,000 euros per project to establish nurseries and create job opportunities for vulnerable parents, addressing barriers to employment, especially in rural areas.

Gergő Papp spoke to Áron Molnár about why he contacted Molnár regarding the NKA billions, stating he was aware that revealing information would cost him his job. He also mentioned that the director general told him that he did not decide not to publish certain decisions.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has appointed 17 judges to their positions until retirement age, a decision made on April 30 and published on May 7, despite her previous rejection of these magistrates.

A newly established Serbian company has offered 2 billion euros to Gazprom Neft and Gazprom for their combined 56.1% stake in NIS, which operates Serbia's only oil refinery, potentially derailing a major deal for MOL.

A Moldovan court confirmed medical malpractice leading to a newborn's death, finding two doctors guilty. One doctor was saved by the statute of limitations, while the other is now subject to an international search.

The removal of the Vjesnik skyscraper remnants in Zagreb is ongoing, leading to new traffic regulations, with updates provided by the State Secretary in the Ministry of Construction.

Moldova has canceled tax benefits for Transnistria and plans to redirect taxes to a convergence fund, prompting Transnistria to seek 'joint control' and warn of economic collapse.

An international investigation reveals that Russian officials quickly moved to conceal the death of an IT employee who self-immolated in Kaliningrad last year in protest of the invasion of Ukraine. The investigation was conducted by publications from Russia, Estonia, and Lithuania.

Petra Papež is engaged in the development and application of the open molecular dynamics method, utilizing it as a virtual ultrasound device and rheometer.

A new concept design for the Alfa Romeo Brera, created by Luigi Memola, chief designer at EP.TA design Italia, has been unveiled, captivating fans of the brand.

The prosecutor has closed the trial of former PSOE Secretary of Organization Ábalos, his advisor Koldo García, and businessman Víctor de Aldama, presenting a scathing final report on continuous political corruption.

Scientists have identified a previously unknown category of molecule encoded within the human genome. These newly discovered molecules are considered potential targets for the development of future drugs.

Moldova's Electronic Governance Agency (AGE) has issued a warning about a new phone fraud scheme involving calls and the misuse of the institution's identity, following recent citizen reports.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu awarded the 'Order of Honour' to General Todd Hunt of the North Carolina National Guard during a meeting with North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall.

The Governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Eli Remolona Jr., has been identified as the highest-paid government official in the Philippines, with a net pay of P52.756 million.

Orhei Municipality in Moldova is preparing to elect a new mayor on May 17, with eight candidates remaining in the race after three were excluded. The position became vacant following the resignation of former mayor Tatiana Cociu.

A 19-year-old Senior High School student was critically injured after being shot in the stomach during a demolition exercise at Domeabra-Danchira in Ghana.

Star architects Herzog & de Meuron are designing a 60-meter-high tower in Altstetten, Zurich, for Pensionskasse Coop, which will include 135 apartments and 200 hotel rooms, leading to the demolition of the Komplex 457 concert hall.

As a water taxi rounded a corner at sunset, the village of Torosiaje came into view, with its colorful stilted houses perched over the Molucca Sea.

Moldova's Ministry of Environment is considering temporary alternative landfills after a private company serving Chisinau suburbs was blocked from accessing the Țînțăreni waste disposal site, causing a scandal.

A tragic incident in Kaliningrad, where 37-year-old Aleksandras Okunevas self-immolated on February 24, 2025, was revealed after a year and a half. Russian authorities had reportedly suppressed information about the event.

Bishop Košić, known for his controversial actions, has received a plaque from an individual provisionally convicted of molesting a teenager.

Alexandru Negru has been appointed as the new judge-rapporteur for the "Kuliok" case, which involves former Moldovan President Igor Dodon, with the Supreme Court of Justice now hearing two defense witnesses.

Traces of caffeine, penicillin, and paracetamol have been found in surface waters in Iceland, including Reykjavík pond and Kópavogur stream. This discovery highlights the presence of these substances in the local environment.

The Moldovan Ministry of Education has received numerous complaints regarding students and teachers experiencing bullying, blackmail, and the distribution of derogatory content online, especially on TikTok and Telegram. The Ministry emphasized that these actions are not only immoral but also illegal.

A bulldozer was used in Kolkata's New Market area, with the Trinamool party claiming their office was vandalized, in an incident reminiscent of crackdowns seen in Uttar Pradesh.

A Delfi.lt broadcast covered several news items, including Lithuania's involvement in Hormuz, the end of 'Epic Fury', a self-immolation incident in Kaliningrad, and strikes deep into Russia.

The Spanish Senate has called on the government for a moratorium to prevent the demolition of homes affected by the Coastal Law, with the PP gathering regional councilors to demand a suspension of administrative procedures.

Today marks 36 years since the first 'Bridge of Flowers' event over the Prut River on May 6, 1990, with the National Archives of Moldova publishing images from a documentary film capturing the moment.

The Moldovan government has announced that, starting June 1, all children with disabilities will receive an annual aid payment of 3,000 lei. This initiative will benefit over 13,000 children across the country.

Transnistrian President Vadim Krasnoselsky emphasized the need for local control over the Convergence Fund, asserting it contains their money. He also expressed trust in Moldovan politicians to prevent a forceful resolution to the Transnistrian conflict.

MOST parliamentary representative Ante Kujundžić warned of criminal proceedings against Croatian officers from observation posts in Mljet and Molunat.

The 18th Molière Days festival, celebrating contemporary Francophone literature, has been announced. The event is scheduled to take place from May 11 to May 26.

Former Moldovan deputy Sergiu Sîrbu and his brother have been brought to trial on charges of illicit enrichment, four years after the criminal case was initiated. Sîrbu has denied the accusations, stating he has nothing to hide.

An old locomotive caught fire on Friday morning near the Visterniceni railway station in Chișinău, Moldova. Emergency services received the call around 11:23 AM.

A new survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of Romanians believe a potential unification with the Republic of Moldova would result in a richer, safer, and stronger new state.

Moldova's Reintegration Bureau has dismissed Transnistria's demand for over $28 million as a "new propaganda attempt," stating that such accusations are a distraction.

A drone was detected illegally overflying Moldova's airspace on Friday morning, May 8, disappearing from radar in the Cahul district, leading to the country's entire airspace being closed for 13 minutes before restrictions were limited to the southern part.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu and European Commission Vice-President Kaja Kallas held a joint press conference during Kallas's official visit to Chișinău.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu and EU foreign affairs representative Kaja Kallas held a press conference in Chisinau after their meeting.

Author Rebekka Moser uses Bregenz as a setting for her crime novels, exploring why she chooses to have characters meet their demise in Lake Constance rather than enjoying the evening sun, turning the city into a 'crime hotspot.'

Core Molding Technologies is aiming for $50 million in new awards for 2026 and has reaffirmed its gross margin guidance in the range of 17% to 19%.

The real estate crisis has impacted Moldovan judges, with most heads of courts not purchasing properties in 2025, while one judge invested in Romania, noting it's cheaper in Iași than Chișinău.

Moldova, an EU candidate since 2022, faces challenges in its accelerated integration efforts, with the Taraclia region, inhabited by Bulgarians, serving as a focal point for its geopolitical position between Europe and Russia.

Drivers in Moldova will pay more for gasoline and diesel on Friday, May 8, following new prices set by the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE).

Anca Dragu, current governor of the National Bank of Moldova and former Romanian Finance Minister, has emerged as a potential candidate for prime minister in Moldova, though without serious backing from a party or group.

Two young girls, aged 10 and 1.5 years, suffocated to death in Uttar Pradesh, India, after their mother attempted to set herself on fire inside a room.

Dismissed Police Master Sgt. John Mollenido was cleared of an obstruction of justice case related to the killing of his wife, Police Senior Master Sgt. Diane Mollenido, and his son.

Prof. Chris Imumolen, National Chairman of Accord and former presidential candidate, has refuted allegations that his recent endorsement of Abia State Governor Alex Otti was financially driven, asserting it was based purely on admiration.

A team studying the sunken Soviet submarine K-278 Komsomolets off the coast of Norway has confirmed that its hull continues to release radionuclides.

Irineu Darău, Romania's interim Economy Minister, has accused the Social Democratic Party (PSD) of 'irrationally demolishing' the government and generating political instability. He warned that the business environment is already experiencing negative effects, including rising interest rates and volatility.

Key news from Moldova includes Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban's demolition of parliamentary barriers, Speaker Igor Grosu's reaction to 'idiots,' and allegations of a Russian spy within the border police.

A cab driver in Bengaluru has been arrested on charges of molesting his neighbor and subsequently attacking her husband.

A commentary discusses the serious but unsurprising case of a mole within the Swiss Federal Police (Fedpol), arguing that poor leadership culture makes security authorities vulnerable both internally and externally, and that simply adding more staff is not the solution.

Discrimination remains prevalent in Moldova, particularly in employment and access to services, with reports of landlords refusing to rent to 'non-Moldovans' and prejudice based on HIV status.

EndemolShine Boomdog announced that 'MasterChef 24/7', the first live, 24/7 version of the culinary competition franchise, will launch this spring in Mexico, marking a new format for the hit global show.

The Parliament of Moldova has voted to make Romanian the sole working language in the legislative body, effectively abandoning Russian for official documents. This change was approved in the first reading of a new code.

A distinctive item known as 'Zmajček' was stolen in Zagreb on Thursday, prompting its owner to appeal for public assistance. Details about the item's significance or appearance were not immediately clear.

Moldindconbank's MICB Mobile Banking has surpassed 1,000,000 users, demonstrating growing trust in its digital solutions. The bank expressed gratitude to its community and affirmed its commitment to further developing its services.

Salmon smolts escaped from a land-based fish farm in Lónum, Kópaskeri, Iceland, after an equipment malfunction. Authorities were notified, and the company believes the likelihood of the smolts reaching open waters is negligible.

Moldova's Cybersecurity Agency has launched an investigation into a cyberattack on the National Health Insurance Company's (CNAM) medical database, identifying and isolating several technical vulnerabilities.

A delegation from the EU's Working Group on Enlargement and Countries Negotiating Accession (COELA) visited Chișinău to meet with President Maia Sandu and evaluate Moldova's progress towards EU membership.

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research has announced the implementation of a new national anti-plagiarism system across all higher education institutions, requiring all works to pass verification stages before final submission.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu responded to Transnistrian leader Vadim Krasnoselsky's statements about trusting President Sandu, stating that Krasnoselsky 'discovered America' and that Chisinau authorities have always resolved situations peacefully.

A recent survey indicates that 7 out of 10 Romanians would vote "YES" in a referendum for the unification of Romania and the Republic of Moldova.

Hyundai has utilized its final homologation joker to bring an engine upgrade to Rally Portugal, aiming to boost its performance in the World Rally Championship.

Moldova's former ambassador to India has initiated a lawsuit against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its head, Mihai Popșoi. This legal action follows a criminal case, a reprimand, and her subsequent dismissal from the diplomatic post.

A National Park report revealed that debris from the White House East Wing demolition, containing toxic metals, was illegally dumped at a nearby public golf course.

The exhumation of Liudmila Vartic's body has been completed, with the head of the General Police Inspectorate, Viorel Cernăuțeanu, confirming the procedure was carried out in the presence of an expert from Romania.

Sales of residential properties in Moldova have been declining for several quarters, but an investigation suggests that the widely discussed data on apartment sales may be inaccurate, though it reflects a general downward trend.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb is meeting German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Helsinki, with both leaders having previously acknowledged past mistakes regarding Russia.

Montenegro is expected to have increased cloudiness with some rain in the morning, followed by mostly dry conditions and sunny periods in the afternoon, according to the Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology.

A senatorial aspirant has commented on Governor Ademola Adeleke's sustained popularity in Osun State, noting it remains a growing mystery and concern for the opposition.

The head of the Bjelopolje Municipality expects an urgent extension of the permit for a temporary landfill. This is aimed at resolving the communal chaos caused by the suspension of waste removal.

The demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper in Zagreb continues, with upper floors being cut by flame and lower ones 'nibbled' by excavators, leading to renewed traffic regulation changes and an expected completion by early July.

A programmer named Alexander Okunev self-immolated in front of a monument in Kaliningrad a year ago as a silent protest against the war in Ukraine, an act that Russian authorities reportedly suppressed and kept secret until now.

Israeli forces have begun demolishing vineyards in the occupied West Bank near Hebron, with local sources reporting that at least 400 dunams of land and approximately 40,000 grapevines have been affected to make way for a road for settlers.

Romanian politician Ilie Bolojan has strongly criticized the Social Democratic Party (PSD), labeling their practices as "PSDism" for allegedly planting people in jobs and extracting rents. He also commented on the political majority, suggesting that if PSD and AUR could demolish a government, they could also form one.

Anna Molberg of Norway's Conservative Party believes it is time for political action to resolve issues surrounding sick pay.

Moldova's government has approved a plan to merge 25 state social assistance institutions with territorial agencies as part of a reorganization aimed at simplifying the management structure and reallocating resources.

The historic railway station building in Liberec is set to be demolished as part of a modernization project, which includes a new fast connection to Prague. The design by ov architekti won an architectural competition.

Hans Smolders, a 65-year-old former LPF politician and ex-driver for Pim Fortuyn, has immediately stepped down from politics, citing feelings of exclusion despite his party becoming the largest in Tilburg during municipal elections.

A preview discusses Moldova's participation in Eurovision 2026, focusing on the artist Satoshi and their potential chances in the competition as the first semi-final approaches.

An Austrian court has confirmed a demolition order for an unfinished "ghost village" of chalets in Pinzgau. The incomplete structures must be removed by November, though the decision is not yet legally binding.

Hackers have reportedly hidden dangerous malware within the Daemon Tools program, potentially infecting numerous devices.

The 'kulyok case' involving former Moldovan President Igor Dodon has been assigned to a new judge, Alexandru Negru, with the Supreme Court of Justice set to continue hearing witnesses.

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) announced plans to demolish all illegal structures within and around its fences starting May 6 to restore its master plan and green areas.

In this episode, Vytenis continues his long-started work, having completely demolished an apartment bought at the beginning of the season, while office premises are taking shape, and new projects are beginning. The aim is to completely rebuild the apartment to make it functional.

Hungarian actor and activist Áron Molnár has posted an image revealing the small slip of paper required to account for the use of "Hankó money," implying a lack of rigorous oversight for certain funds.

Victor Osipov, former Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, currently under preventive arrest in the duty-free case, has issued a new statement through his lawyers, addressing the Prosecutor General.

A firefighting plane tragically crashed in southeastern Poland while engaged in an operation to extinguish a blaze. The incident resulted in the death of the pilot.

Moldova's state enterprise "Moldovan Railways" (JDM) has fully settled its long-standing salary debts to employees, with some workers already receiving April's pay and plans for future wage increases.

Suvilahti DIY, known as a cradle of independent urban culture in Helsinki, is slated for demolition, with skateboarders lamenting that the spirit of the place cannot be relocated.

Bayer has announced its intention to acquire Perfuse Therapeutics in a $2.45 billion deal, a move expected to bolster its ophthalmology pipeline.

Moldova's Environment Agency will be reorganized by absorbing the Agency for Geology and Mineral Resources (AGRM), and the State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) will become the Authority for Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring, with adjusted staffing to cover waste management, chemicals, air protection, and climate change.

Unknown individuals threw a Molotov cocktail at a local establishment in the Kotež neighborhood of Belgrade early this morning.