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February 21, 2023
Russia suspends participation in major new START nuclear arms treaty
February 21, 2023
Deadly new tremor in Turkey traps people under rubble
February 21, 2023
Spain officials quit over trains that were made too wide for tunnels
February 20, 2023
Ukraine tops agenda as EU foreign affairs ministers meet in Brussels
February 20, 2023
War in Ukraine having a devastating impact on people’s mental health
February 20, 2023
6.4 magnitude earthquake hits southern Turkey
February 20, 2023
Biden: US would stand with Ukraine 'for as long as it takes'
February 20, 2023
Ukraine war: Europe fights to maintain solidarity
CHIȘINĂU — Beneath Moldova’s soaring parliament building, a parade of its most precarious file slowly past — bused in by the thousand from across the country, each with their private tale of poverty and frustration.“We’re a laughing stock — the government is mocking us,” Ala tells me. Capped in a blue woollen hat, she thrusts her wide pale face close to mine, and says: “There are people with four or five children who literally have nothing to eat.”Energy bills here now consume more than 70% of household income, according to Moldova’s president. Ala tells me they swallow half of her pension. “When we elected this government, they promised to raise salaries and pensions, but so far we haven’t seen a penny,” she said.Sunday’s protests, organized by Moldova’s...
February 20, 2023
We want Russia to come, say Moldova protesters
February 19, 2023
Turkey ends rescue effort in all but two areas
