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September 25, 2023
Wider Europe Briefing: What To Watch For In Key Slovak Elections

What would a Fico comeback in Slovakia mean for the West's support of Ukraine?

September 18, 2023
Wider Europe Briefing: What Von Der Leyen's Big Speech Means For Ukraine And Other EU Hopefuls

I'm RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week I'm drilling down on two issues: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's big autumn speech, and all the EU enlargement decisions that are likely to come by the end of the year.
September 14, 2023
Mircea Snegur, Who Led Moldova's Independence Drive And Became President, Dies At 83

Mircea Snegur, who oversaw Moldova's break from the Soviet Union and the newly independent country's first president, has died at the age of 83 after a prolonged illness.
September 13, 2023
Moldova Expels Director Of Russia's Sputnik State News Agency

Moldovan authorities have expelled the director of Russia's Sputnik state news agency in Moldova, Vitaly Denisov, saying he poses a national security threat.
September 07, 2023
Countries From Three Seas Initiative Condemn Russian Aggression, Vow To Support Ukraine

European Union member states from Central and Eastern Europe have called on Russia to withdraw its forces from Ukraine unconditionally and promised to provide support to Kyiv “for as long as it takes” to repel Moscow’s unprovoked full-scale invasion.
September 06, 2023
Moldova To Propose $8.6 Million Payment To Gazprom To Settle Debt That Moscow Says Exceeds $700 Million

Moldova's energy minister says the government will propose that Moldovagaz, a subsidiary of Gazprom, pay the Russian gas giant $8.6 million to settle a debt that Gazprom says is more than $700 million.
September 06, 2023
Moldova Kicked Out Most Of Russia's Diplomats, But The Embassy In Chisinau Still Has Close Ties To Spies

In August, Moldova kicked out 45 Russian diplomats and embassy staff, citing fears of Moscow's efforts to "destabilize" the country. But among the diplomats remaining in Chisinau, a new investigation by RFE/RL has found that many of them are linked to Russian intelligence agencies.
September 03, 2023
Moldovan President Says Audit Disproves $800 Million Gazprom Debt Claim

An audit carried out by an international firm has disproved Russian gas giant Gazprom's claim that the Moldovan government owes it $800 million, Moldovan President Maia Sandu was quoted as saying on September 3.
September 01, 2023
Ribbons And Bells As Children Return To School Across Former Soviet Block

Children across Ukraine, Russia, Moldova, And Central Asia returned to school on September 1. Girls wore ribbons in their hair and boys marched and rang bells to welcome in the new academic year.
August 28, 2023
EU's Michel Proposes 2030 As Enlargement Deadline For States Waiting More Than 20 Years

Faced with Russia's aggression against Ukraine and fears of Moscow's increasing influence in parts of the Balkans, the European Union should make a "bold move" and accept new members by 2030, European Council President Charles Michel said
August 28, 2023
Wider Europe Briefing: A New EU Push For More Military Aid To Ukraine

I'm RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week I'm looking at EU talks in Spain on how to boost Ukraine's military and unpacking the eventful "EU enlargement" summit in Athens.
August 28, 2023
Moldova's Future Is In The EU, President Proclaims, As Country Celebrates Independence Day

Moldovan President Maia Sandu marked her country’s Independence Day by recalling the effort of Moldovans to "win freedom" 32 years ago and by saying that Moldovan authorities now "have the chance and the duty" to take the country into the European Union.

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Friday 29 September 2023

Wider Europe Briefing: What To Watch For In Key Slovak Elections

Wider Europe Briefing: What Von Der Leyen's Big Speech Means For Ukraine And Other EU Hopefuls

Mircea Snegur, Who Led Moldova's Independence Drive And Became President, Dies At 83

Moldova Expels Director Of Russia's Sputnik State News Agency

Countries From Three Seas Initiative Condemn Russian Aggression, Vow To Support Ukraine

Moldova To Propose $8.6 Million Payment To Gazprom To Settle Debt That Moscow Says Exceeds $700 Million

Moldova Kicked Out Most Of Russia's Diplomats, But The Embassy In Chisinau Still Has Close Ties To Spies

Moldovan President Says Audit Disproves $800 Million Gazprom Debt Claim

Ribbons And Bells As Children Return To School Across Former Soviet Block

EU's Michel Proposes 2030 As Enlargement Deadline For States Waiting More Than 20 Years

Wider Europe Briefing: A New EU Push For More Military Aid To Ukraine

Moldova's Future Is In The EU, President Proclaims, As Country Celebrates Independence Day

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'Fear And Anxiety': Pakistan's Minority Sikhs Flee Restive Province In Face Of Rising Violence

Ukrainian Troops Train With Newly Delivered German Bridge-Laying Equipment

As Armenia And Azerbaijan Seek Peace, Proposed Zangezur Corridor Could Be Major Sticking Point

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After Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine, Bulgaria Is Rapidly Trying To Modernize Its Armed Forces

'Chaos, Screams, And Explosions': Ukrainian Forces Make Modest But Important Gains In Grueling Counteroffensive

U.S. Condemns Attack In Kosovo's North As Country Observes Day Of Mourning

Ukraine Hails Arrival Of First U.S. Abrams Tanks As Occupation Officials Claim Missile Attack On Sevastopol Repelled

Crimea: The Last 'Gentleman's War'

Live Briefing: Russia Invades Ukraine

As Armenia And Azerbaijan Seek Peace, Proposed Zangezur Corridor Could Be Major Sticking Point

Kherson Under 'Massive Shelling' As Cities In Southern Ukraine On Alert

Who Was Behind The Deadly Attack At The Orthodox Monastery In Kosovo?

Roads Clogged As Ethnic Armenians Flee Nagorno-Karabakh; Mass Casualties Reported In Fuel Depot Blast

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Moldova

Friday 29 September 2023

Wider Europe Briefing: What To Watch For In Key Slovak Elections

Wider Europe Briefing: What Von Der Leyen's Big Speech Means For Ukraine And Other EU Hopefuls

Mircea Snegur, Who Led Moldova's Independence Drive And Became President, Dies At 83

Moldova Expels Director Of Russia's Sputnik State News Agency

Countries From Three Seas Initiative Condemn Russian Aggression, Vow To Support Ukraine

Moldova To Propose $8.6 Million Payment To Gazprom To Settle Debt That Moscow Says Exceeds $700 Million

Moldova Kicked Out Most Of Russia's Diplomats, But The Embassy In Chisinau Still Has Close Ties To Spies

Moldovan President Says Audit Disproves $800 Million Gazprom Debt Claim

Ribbons And Bells As Children Return To School Across Former Soviet Block

EU's Michel Proposes 2030 As Enlargement Deadline For States Waiting More Than 20 Years

Wider Europe Briefing: A New EU Push For More Military Aid To Ukraine

Moldova's Future Is In The EU, President Proclaims, As Country Celebrates Independence Day

Editors' Picks

Russia's Harsh Prison System Is 'A Bottomless Reservoir Of Mercenaries,' Says Rights Advocate

Ukrainian UAV Manufacturers In Race For 'Smart Drone'

'Fear And Anxiety': Pakistan's Minority Sikhs Flee Restive Province In Face Of Rising Violence

Ukrainian Troops Train With Newly Delivered German Bridge-Laying Equipment

As Armenia And Azerbaijan Seek Peace, Proposed Zangezur Corridor Could Be Major Sticking Point

Top Trending

After Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine, Bulgaria Is Rapidly Trying To Modernize Its Armed Forces

'Chaos, Screams, And Explosions': Ukrainian Forces Make Modest But Important Gains In Grueling Counteroffensive

U.S. Condemns Attack In Kosovo's North As Country Observes Day Of Mourning

Ukraine Hails Arrival Of First U.S. Abrams Tanks As Occupation Officials Claim Missile Attack On Sevastopol Repelled

Crimea: The Last 'Gentleman's War'

Live Briefing: Russia Invades Ukraine

As Armenia And Azerbaijan Seek Peace, Proposed Zangezur Corridor Could Be Major Sticking Point

Kherson Under 'Massive Shelling' As Cities In Southern Ukraine On Alert

Who Was Behind The Deadly Attack At The Orthodox Monastery In Kosovo?

Roads Clogged As Ethnic Armenians Flee Nagorno-Karabakh; Mass Casualties Reported In Fuel Depot Blast

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