Moldova
Moldova is buying Greek gas to test import routes
Moldova, under constant threat of a reduction in Russian gas supplies, will buy a small amount of gas from Greece to test new import routes, state energy company Energocom said on Thursday.
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Moldovan President Urges Public to Rally for EU Membership
President Maia Sandu's call for a major rally in support of Moldova's European Union membership aspirations on May 21 in Chisinau's central square got a boost on Monday as three small pro-European political parties said they would take part.
In Moldovan Church ‘Gesture’, Some See Favouritism, or Possible Precedent
The move, however, has been criticised as discriminatory, favouring one religious community over myriad others that were snuffed out under Soviet rule and had their properties seized by the state.
Currently, Moldovan law does not provide for restitution of property claimed by legal entities, only private individuals.
Bulgaria’s Caretaker Cabinet proposes the Replacement of several Ambassadors
The acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikolay Milkov, to be appointed to the post of permanent representative of Bulgaria in the NATO mission in Brussels, and his deputy, Kostadin Kojabashev, should become the ambassador to the Vatican. This is what the caretaker cabinet proposes to President Rumen Radev.
Scholz in Romania: A Stronger NATO presence is needed in the Black Sea
President of Romania Klaus Iohannis met today with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
"Today's discussions were aimed at strengthening our relations. I reminded of the authentic connection between the two countries, between the Romanian community in Germany and the ethnic Germans in Romania," announced Iohannis, quoted by stiripesurse.ro.
Week in Review: A Rule of Law Struggle
Criminal Ties
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In 2015, North Macedonia took what was then both a revolutionary and controversial step in the region by legalizing the cultivation of cannabis for medicinal purposes. Since 2017, the industry truly took off in the country, encouraged by a government which saw it as an economic growth opportunity.
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In Moldovan Court Resignations, a Question of Principles, or Pay?
Moldova's Supreme Court of Justice faces paralysis after the resignation of 20 judges months before a vetting process was due to begin.
Desperate to Earn, Moldovans Risk Exploitation in Western Europe
It was only when he arrived, in the dead of night in July 2021, that Terente knew he was in trouble.
He had handed over his passport to the bus driver, who was supposed to be paid by the man who had arranged Terente's travel. But when the man turned up, he claimed not to have any money on him and promised to retrieve the documents later.
Moldova to Target Corruption with New Court for Major Cases
President Maia Sandu said on Monday evening after a meeting of Moldova's Supreme Security Council that a new Anti-Corruption Court will be operational within three months at most and will hear cases of crime within the judicial system as well as major corruption cases.
Cobasna: Russia’s ‘MacGuffin’ Between Ukraine and NATO
Cobasna is a geopolitical MacGuffin. The village in Transnistria, a breakaway territory of Moldova, hosts what is widely believed to be Eastern Europe's largest ammunition depot, a relic of the Cold War secured by some 1,500 Russian troops.