Moldova's EU vote narrowly passes as Russia accused of meddling
STORY: A slim majority of just over 50% voted "yes" in a crunch referendum on European Union accession in Moldova on Monday. After President Maia Sandu said Sunday's twin votes were marred by "unprecedented" alleged Russian-backed outside interference.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu denounced an "an assault on democracy and freedom," as she said criminal groups had bought ...
The country’s aspiration to join the E.U. will now be enshrined in the Constitution but the referendum was incredibly close.
In an address to the southeast European nation on the day of the referendum, Ms Sandu said there was “clear evidence” that ...
Voters were almost evenly split over whether to declare European Union membership a “strategic objective.” Russia has worked ...
Moldova has voted to enshrine its EU membership aspirations in the nation’s constitution by a razor-thin margin after a campaign awash with accusations of Russian interference and political repression ...
Sunday's presidential election is seen as a vote on whether the country looks east to Russia or west to the EU.
She cites as her favourite book “A Fish in the Water” by Mario Vargas Llosa, a liberal-minded Nobel prizewinner who failed in ...
Moldova's razor-thin vote in favour of joining the European Union complicates President Maia Sandu's quest for her small former Soviet republic to enter the bloc.
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