New government sworn in in Moldova
The Moldovan government, led by Alexandru Munteanu, was sworn in on Saturday, marking the official start of its work. The ceremony was broadcast on Moldovan […]
The Moldovan government, led by Alexandru Munteanu, was sworn in on Saturday, marking the official start of its work. The ceremony was broadcast on Moldovan […]
A Government That Lasted Less Than a Day France has entered a new phase of political paralysis. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned after just 27
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A Reuters investigation has uncovered how Russia has sought to use Orthodox priests in Moldova as vehicles for propaganda ahead of the country’s crucial elections.
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On September 28, Moldova will hold parliamentary elections, and, as with previous presidential contests, Russia is already trying to exert its influence—primarily through its disinformation
Russian and pro-Russian outlets are running a coordinated disinformation campaign in Moldova to shape perceptions of voters ahead of the upcoming elections—and to fracture Kyiv–Chișinău–EU
Belarusian political prisoner Nikolai Statkevich, who was released among 52 people on September 11 and who refused to leave Belarus, was transferred back to prison.