The European Union has announced new humanitarian aid worth €140 million for Ukraine and €8 million for Moldova. EU crisis management commissioner Hadja Lahbib said the EU will continue to support those affected by the crisis.
“As Russia continues its cruel cruelty in the dead of winter, the EU is stepping up its support to keep the lights on and homes warm”, said Hadja Lahbib.
The European Commissioner said the support will focus on supporting Ukrainian refugees and host communities in the Republic of Moldova, prioritizing cash assistance, access to essential services such as healthcare, education and psychosocial support.
- 23 Peace Corps volunteers have taken the oath and will serve for two years in communities in Moldova
- Gasoline crosses the threshold of 30 lei, while diesel slightly cheapens
- The Old Rite Christians have entered the Dormition Fast of the Mother of the Lord
- The “Restart in Education” reform will be postponed until 2028 in Chisinau, Balti and Gagauzia
- Eurovision changes the rules: winning countries involved in armed conflicts are no longer allowed to host the next edition
