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- Moldova Increasingly Vulnerable To Economic Crisis
Increasingly Vulnerable To World Financial Crisis] - [Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty 2008] Top Stories: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 RFE/RL Radio Jeffrey Gedmin discusses RFE/RL's broadcasts to in 'The Quarterly'
- Moldova will pay 6,000 euros in two cases lost at ECHR
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) passed judgments in the Malai versus Moldova and Russu versus Moldova cases on November 13. The Government of Moldova was found guilty in both of the cases and ordered to pay 6,000 euros. In the first case, the
- Roma of Moldova demanding apologies from Termocom Director
The National Center of the Roma People of Moldova and the Voice of the Roma People Coalition have demanded from Termocom Administrator Dionisie Antocel to apologize for his use of the racist terminology. Secretary-general of the Coalition Marin Ala said
- Moldovan population scaling up deposits
For the first week of November the Moldovan population put more than 150 million lei on deposit accounts. First Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economy and Trade Igor Dodon unveiled this figure at a sitting of the working group on the monitoring of
- Moldova's representative to head Orange-Moldova for first time
Orange Moldova Sales Director Liudmila Climoc will replace Bruno Dutois on the company's Director General post. France Telecom Vice-President of the group, who is responsible for Orange Olaf Swantee especially came to Moldova for presenting the new
- Envoy in Kiev promotes sale of medicines
Cuba's newly appointed Ambassador to Ukraine and Moldova, Félix Andrés León Carballo, met this week in Kiev with the head of the Ukrainian Communist Party, Petra Simonenko, to discuss political and economic matters, the Ukrainian news agency Liga
- Russia offers to mediate peace deal for Moldova
CHISINAU: Russia said on Friday it wants to help solve a separatist conflict in ex-Soviet Moldova, part of a drive to prove that despite its war with Georgia it can still act as an honest broker among its neighbours. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir
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Formerly ruled by Romania, Moldova became part of the Soviet Union at the close of World War II. Although independent from the USSR since 1991, Russian forces have remained on Moldovan territory east of the Nistru (Dnister) River supporting the Slavic majority population (mostly Ukrainians and Russians) who have proclaimed a "Transnistria" republic.
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