Dodik from Russia Denies Existence of Russian and Serbian Camps in BiH, Accuses the U.S. of Sanctions
Moldova’n police have uncovered a $39M vote-buying scheme from Sept-Oct 2024, confirmed by 1.4M SMS alerts from Russian Promsvyazbank to 138,000 numbers. The funds were likely distributed in cash
The EPPO in Zagreb is investigating 9 Croatian citizens and 1 legal entity for defrauding over €9M in EU subsidies and document forgery. All suspects have been arrested by Medjimurje police
Prime Minister Tusk in Belgrade met with President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić
EU foreign policy chief: We welcome the results of the constitutional referendum in Moldova
2 savaitę priešGalutiniai Moldovos referendumo dėl Konstitucijos pakeitimo siekiant įstoti į ES rezultatai: 50,46 % už ir 49,54 % prieš
Moldova has voted yes to joining the EU by a tiny margin
2 savaitę priešMoldova backs EU membership despite the attempts to interfere in the referendum and destabilize the country. Official data put Yes on 50.16% and No on 49.84%, with over 98% of votes counted
2 savaitę priešYES campaign takes now marginal lead over NO in EU referendum as Moldova’s electoral commission presents results. Diaspora votes, and much are projected to be pro still outstanding
2 savaitę prieš@sandumaimd is leading the race for the presidency after about 17% counted, according to preliminary results from the Central Election Commission after polling stations closed in the country. Alexander Stoianoglo is currently in second place
Moldova Central Electoral Commission has declared the constitutional referendum on Moldova's accession to the European Union valid
Moldova: Polling stations across the country have closed. According to the Central Election Commission, 1,456,457 voters cast their ballots. Some polling stations abroad are still operating — they are following local time. In Russia, polling stations’ operating hours have been extended by 2 hours. There are also reports that polling stations in Romania will remain open until 23:00
Vucic said he had a telephone conversation with Putin
2 savaitę priešPrezidento rinkimai ir referendumas dėl Konstitucijos Moldovoje: 10:30 aktyvumas 9,9 proc.
Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 49 km S of Palekastro, Greece
2 savaitę priešMinistras pirmininkas Dorinas Receanas, kalbėdamas Moldovos žmonėms, perspėjo apie didėjančias nusikalstamų grupuočių pastangas papirkti rinkėjus. Receano teigimu, teisėsaugos institucijos per pastarąjį mėnesį aptiko „15 milijonų eurų", skirtų balsams pirkti.
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin met with FSB Director Aleksandr Bortnikov in Moscow
Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 89 km SE of Lárdos, Greece
3 savaitę priešAfter the Berlin Process Summit, Kosovo PM Kurti held a bilateral meeting with Chancellor Scholz. Kurti emphasized that 3 issues are fundamental to moving the dialogue forward: Handing over Radoicic; Signing the agreement; Retracting Brnabic's letter
ES įvedė sankcijas Gagauzijos lyderiui Eugenia Gutsul
Padniestrės vietos valdžia nori surengti referendumą dėl įstojimo į ES jų kontroliuojamose teritorijose
Turkish President Erdogan met with Albanian Prime Minister Rama
President Erdoğan was welcomed with an official ceremony by Albanian President Begay
Member of the German Bundestag from Chancellor Olaf Solac's SPD party, Josip Juratović, told N1 that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, will provide lithium, and that monitoring of ore extraction cannot be done by Germany, but should be done by independent institutions in Serbia.
Earthquake of magnitude 4.7 - 6 km SW of Thívai, Greece
Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 37 km S of Palekastro, Greece
PM Vucevic: Serbian Government against legislative proposal on lithium
Moldovoje saugumo tarnybos prašymu buvo užblokuoti „Yandex", „Zen" ir „Rutube", pranešė didžiausias šalies interneto paslaugų teikėjas.
Albanian opposition MPs set chairs ablaze in violent protest
Cyprus has fully activated a mechanism to allow third-country nationals evacuating the Middle East safe passage through the island as the crisis in the region worsens, its government spokesperson said
