Tag: Transnistria
The OSCE Chairman-in-Office specified under which conditions the Law of Separatism must NOT enter into force
The amendments made to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Moldova regarding the regulation of the phenomenon of separatism were discussed, today, by the acting President of the Organization for Security...
Moldova puts up a fight with separatism
According to a report from Yevropeiska Pravda, the legal status of the Transnistrian government remains undefined and unclear in the legislation. Despite a 2006 independence referendum, Moldovan legislation has not included provisions...
The separatist leaders from Tiraspol, worried about the new law
The so-called Supreme Council of Transnistria is meeting on Wednesday, in order to draw up a statement regarding the "separatism law" adopted in Chisinau in its final reading. The local press writes...
Over 67% of exports of the Transnistrian region’s exports go to the EU
Transnistria exports to the EU 67.1% of what they produce. Also, more than half of the goods that come to the region, 50.1% to be exact, come from the European Union.The data...
“The Moldovan authorities must pay attention to the signals of destabilization in the Transnistrian region”
The authorities in Chisinau should be vigilant and immediately report any signs of destabilization of the situation on the left side of the Dniester from Moscow, after the Parliament voted in two...
EU Ambassador: Transnistria within the association agreement – a success story
The EU Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, Janis Mazeiks, claims that the Association Agreement and the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement also cover the Transnistrian region. In an interview given...
Moldova’s Armament: A thaw to the Transnistrian conflict?
The President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, states that the statements of the Bashkan of Gagauzia, who said that "arming Moldova would mean heating up the frozen conflict in Transnistria" are speculations...
Spinu: Russia wants to keep Moldova under control. This is what they always wanted
Andrei Spînu, the deputy prime minister of the Republic of Moldova, said on Wednesday evening, on Digi24, that "Russia wants to keep the Republic of Moldova under control, so that it can...