President Maia Sandu is in a race seen as a choice between Europe and a return to Russian influence.
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Kim Jong Un is China’s ally – but has become the ‘comrade from hell’
Beijing is caught between its sanctioned neighbours, whose new alliance is causing concern.
Outpouring of unity in Spain as anger grows over slow response to floods
Hundreds of volunteers take up buckets and brooms in Valencia as the government bolsters its response to the devastating floods.
Bitcoin Traders Hit Six-Month High as Bullish Signals Emerge – Are New Gains on the Horizon?
BTC trading volume surges to a six-month high, signaling renewed bullish interest. Will Bitcoin continue to rise, or is a shift in sentiment ahead?
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XRP Price Analysis: Will Ripple’s Network Expansion Fuel a Rally to $10?
XRP gains momentum as Ripple’s network expansion stirs bullish sentiment. Could this growth be the catalyst for a rally to $10?
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Huawei Integrates Digital Yuan in HarmonyOS NEXT, Reaching Up to 1 Billion Users
Huawei is incorporating China’s digital yuan, a central bank digital currency (CBDC), into its HarmonyOS NEXT operating system.
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Fourteen dead in Serbia railway station canopy collapse
The outdoor canopy fell on people sitting on benches below in Serbia’s second city Novi Sad.
World’s largest crocodile in captivity dies
The huge saltwater crocodile Cassius was nearly 5.5m (18ft) long and lived in Australia.
Polio vaccinations restart in north Gaza
It comes as 15 UN and humanitarian organisations described the situation in north Gaza as “apocalyptic”.
Iran’s supreme leader says enemies will receive ‘crushing response’
The threat comes a week after Israel attacked Iran, raising fears that retaliation will escalate to war.