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Maia Sandu in her press briefing as elected president at PAS Headquarters, November 16, 2020. (Photo: Madalin Necsutu)

New President Boosts Moldova's European Path

Madalin Necsutu

24 Nov 20

But without snap elections, majority coalition likely to block reforms.

President Dodon met with the head of Moldovan Metropolitan Church, Vladimir on 15 July 2020. (Photo: presedintie.md)

Moldovan Bishops See Satanic Conspiracy in COVID-19

Madalin Necsutu

28 Jul 20

Religious institutions appear to amplify Russian propaganda as crisis mounts.

March protesting domestic violence, Chisinau 8 March, 2020.(Photo: Life without Violence in the Family)

Moldovan NGOs Target Domestic Violence

Madalin Necsutu

27 May 20

Abuse soars during lockdown, but facilities to address the problem lag far behind.

The Moldovan President Igor Dodon (centre) during a briefing on Coronavirus pandemic with the Prime Minister Ion Chicu and the speaker of the Parliament Zinaida Greceanii, March 16, 2020. (Photo: Moldovan Presidency)

Moldovan Government Stumbles Over COVID-19 Response

Madalin Necsutu

27 Mar 20

Local elections go ahead despite emergency.

A protest in Chisinau in the name of abducted Turkish professors asking for their release. (Photo courtesy of Amnesty International Moldova)

Moldova's Human Rights Deficit

Madalin Necsutu

11 Mar 20

ECHR ruling highlights wider failings in system.

The first meeting of the cabinet with Ion Chicu (L) was conducted by the president Igor Dodon (C), on November 15, 2019. (Photo: Moldovan Presidency)

West Doubts Moldova's Commitment to Reform

Madalin Necsutu

31 Jan 20

Tackling corruption and changing the judicial system no longer seems to be Chisinau’s priority.

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