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Articles with tag "Moldova"
espionage affair
Russia Jails Former Energy Exec for 15 Years on Spying Charges
Russia's most prominent rights group described Karina Tsurkan as a political prisoner who had been denied a fair trial.
status quo
Pull Russian Troops Out of Moldova, New President Says
Maia Sandu said the Russian peacekeepers in Transnistria should be replaced by OSCE civilian observers.
new leadership
Moldova Vote Winner Promises 'Balanced' Ties With West, Russia
Maia Sandu's election is seen by analysts as a major blow to the Kremlin.
geopolitical crossroads
5 Things You Need to Know About Moldova’s Presidential Elections
Former prime minister Maia Sandu's unexpected victory could push the ex-Soviet eastern European nation further away from Moscow’s orbit.
risk of revolt
Moldova Torn Between Russia and West in Presidential Runoff
Pro-European Maia Sandu faces Kremlin-backed Igor Dodon in the second round of a tightly-contested presidential election.
Moldova Votes
Moldova's Pro-EU Presidential Hopeful Wins First Round Vote
The former Soviet country voted under the watchful eye of Russia, which wants polarized Moldova to remain in its sphere of influence.
BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING
Moldova Elects President Under Moscow's Gaze
Putin has expressed hope that Moldovans would vote for the pro-Kremlin incumbent president Igor Dodon.
pivot back
Moldova, Eyeing Russia Loan, May 'Pause' Cooperation With IMF, PM Says
Moldova signed a political and trade accord with the EU in 2014, but membership of the bloc remains a remote prospect.
power struggle
Putin Vows to Back Moldovan President in Fight Against ‘Usurpers’
Putin compared the situation in Moldova to that of Ukraine.
opinion
Leonid Bershidsky
Moldova Is the One Thing Russia and the West Agree On
Europe has its own Venezuela now: Its poorest or second poorest nation, depending on how you count, has two governments.
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