Moldova
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Moldova is engaged in geopolitical tensions between Russia and the European Union, particularly regarding its potential accession to the EU. The country has taken steps such as terminating a cultural agreement with Russia over concerns of distorted narratives, while also pursuing integration efforts through international institutions like the Council of Europe and the European Union. Moldova's government has faced criticism from Russia over diplomatic procedures, including document checks, which it claims were in line with international obligations.
Recent coverage
- Serbian President Vučić Arrives in Kiev on an Official Visit — Коммерсантъ
- President of Serbia Arrives in Kyiv for Meeting with Zelenskyy and Summit Participation — Вести
- EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen and leaders of several European countries visit Kyiv on the day of Ukrainian Statehood — ASTRA
- Moldova Refuses to Sign Document on Peaceful Settlement with Pridnestrovie — Вести
- Russian House in Chișinău closed; threats to information security seen inside — Фонтанка
- Moldovan Prime Minister Announces Resignation — Дождь
- Sovereignty and strawberries: EU raises the issue of suspending visa-free travel for Georgian citizens; euroskepticism rises in Georgia — Новая газета Европа
- Russian Foreign Ministry Advises Russians to 'Abstain from Travel' to Moldova — Дождь
- In 45 days, Romania's parliament failed to consider the Moldouia unification bill — it now passed the 'tacit acceptance' procedure — Meduza
- Politico: Hungary blocks talks on Ukraine and Moldova's EU accession again — Вечерняя Москва