Author: Alexandru Rotaru

Le Pen challenges Brussels over the future of EU diplomacy ahead of France’s 2027 election Marine

Vulcănești–Chișinău power line opens amid promises of energy independence After six postponements and

Marcel Spătari says higher parliamentary salaries would reduce foreign influence Marcel Spătari, a ruling

Chișinău heating crisis leaves hundreds of apartment buildings in the cold Residents of 294 apartment

Kraków shooting investigation focuses on weapons, military connections and unanswered questions The death

Finland studies Ukrainian anti-tank defences as NATO fortification plans expand Finland is considering

Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal crisis fuels tensions between Tusk and Nawrocki Political tensions are

Kraków shooting leaves more than a dozen injured as Polish police investigate the attack At least five

Cernavodă nuclear power plant reconnects first reactor to Romania’s grid The first reactor at Romania’

Communist MP warns that Moldova’s proposed state of siege legislation could threaten constitutional rights