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The development of the strategic partnership between Moldova and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is the main topic of the parliamentary mission, which is taking place in Chisinau on June 7-10.
The ruling Civil Pact party is in the lead in Armenia’s parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the party will single-handedly form the government.
Voting in the parliamentary elections has been completed in Armenia. All 2005 polling stations throughout the country have closed. Counting of votes has started.
The new government’s statements about stopping exports to Russia do not apply to pharmaceuticals. This is explained both by the difficulty of reorientation to other markets and by state security considerations.
Elections in Armenia: “bombs”, “institutional” relations with Russia and “pleasant” news from the EU
Armenia is holding regular parliamentary elections. The citizens of the country will have to elect a new National Assembly for a five-year term. As a result of the elections, the government will be formed and the future Prime Minister of the country will be determined.
The measures were in response to the announcement by Japan and the Philippines to begin negotiations on the delineation of maritime zones east of Taiwan.
The partially recognized western Balkan state is holding another early election. Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s “Self-Determination” movement is considered the main contender for victory
Belarus’s partnership with China is reaching a new level – the country intends to double exports and direct investments from China by 2030.
Armenia is holding regular elections to the National Assembly, the country’s parliament, on June 7. The vote is seen as one of the most important in recent years, as it will actually determine the future foreign policy course of the republic, relations with Russia and the West, as well as the consolidation of the course for a peaceful settlement with Azerbaijan.
The U.S. Defense Secretary’s words came amid Washington’s recent announcement on the reduction of the U.S. contingent in Europe.
Today, nine states wish to join the European Union. The process is delayed due to the complicated accession procedure. However, as early as 2028, the European Union may admit a new, 28th member.
NATO countries are discussing an initiative to allocate about 70bn euros of military support to Ukraine. The proposal may be presented at the alliance’s summit in Ankara in July.
Former Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin, who led the Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova for more than 30 years, left the post of party chairman. Diana Caraman was elected to this position on June 6, 2026 at the first organizational Plenum in Chisinau.
Vasile Bumacov, former Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry and former Ambassador to Japan and the Republic of Korea, has been elected Chairman of the European Social Democratic Party (PSDE). The decision was made on June 6 during the XII extraordinary congress of the formation, which gathered delegates from all over the country, members and supporters of the party.
The Baltic States face equipment shortages for key technologies to counter drone incursions. This could slow down their efforts to close the gaps.
President Donald Trump said he wants his new acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte, whom he appointed on June 2, to reduce the agency’s staff.
The leaders of France, Germany and the UK will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in London on Sunday, June 7. The main topic is how to increase pressure on Russia and what to do next with Kiev’s support. This was reported in the administration of the French President.
EU rules on income transparency and closing the gender pay gap are lagging behind: most countries will not have time to implement them by June 7, as the pledge dictates.
“As of June 1, the Citizenship and Migration Office (PMLP) provides services only in Latvian,” was the message foreign students of Latvian universities received.
Following a large-scale study tour of Moldovan MPs to China, another group of MPs continues its diplomatic mission to the United States of America. The visit brought together representatives of different political factions.
