Republic of Moldova
Republic of Moldova | EuropeZIF kompakt
Current Operations
EUPM Moldova
EU Partnership Mission in the Republic of Moldova
Authorization date: 04/23
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EUBAM Moldova and Ukraine
European Union Border Assistance Mission to Moldova and Ukraine
Authorization date: 11/05
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OSCE Mission to Moldova
(OSCE Long-Term Missions)
Authorization date: 02/93
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Joint Peacekeeping Force
(Other)
Begin: 07/92
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News
[…] The current gas-transit agreement between Ukraine and Russia ends on December 31 and Ukraine has said it will not extend it. The unrecognized, Russian-backed Transdniestria region depends heavily on Russian natural gas supplied via Ukraine.
Moldova's Foreign Ministry has condemnd Russia's "aggressive" actions after two Russian drones entered Moldovan airspace and crashed on its territory on November 10.
Moldova's pro-EU President Maia Sandu has claimed a second term after a tense election run-off seen as a choice between Europe and Russia. The Moldovan Central Electoral Commission confirmed Sandu's victory on Monday morning.
Moldova’s National Anticorruption Centre, CNA, said on Wednesday it has imposed fines worth over 2 million lei [over 100,000 euros] for electoral corruption just four days before the second round of the presidential election in which the pro-Western incumbent, Maia Sandu, is fighting to secure a second term.
Maia Sandu claimed pro-Russian forces illegally interfered in Sunday's presidential polls, which will go to a run-off ballot next month, while referendum results only narrowly approved enshrining EU accession as a national goal.
Days before presidential elections and a referendum are due in Moldova, authorities have closed the Telegram channels of the Moscow-based oligarch Ilan Shor and several other pro-Russian propagandists. Moldovan authorities on Thursday blocked 15 Telegram channels and 95 chatbots linked to the fugitive convicted oligarch Ilan Shor, … .
Pro-Kremlin forces are meddling in Moldova's upcoming presidential election by paying off tens of thousands of voters in a sweeping plot to derail Chisinau's bid for closer ties with the European Union, the country's police and Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office said.
Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Spinu on Sunday evening urged voters not to give in to electoral bribery schemes set up by “thieves, fugitives and bandits” after the oligarch Ilan Shor promised to pay people who convince others to cast ‘no’ votes in the upcoming referendum on European integration.
In the wake of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, Eastern countries have been increasingly exposed to FIMI tactics. We [EUISS] explore how the EU’s enlargement policy has been targeted by FIMI operations, and argue that the EUPM Moldova mission could serve as a blueprint for a renewed EU approach to CSDP.
Court upholds Central Electoral Commission's decision to reject pro-Russian Ilan Shor party's application to take part in the campaign for Moldova's looming EU membership referendum.