Moldova's Sandu secures knife-edge EU vote win after 'unfair fight'
CHISINAU, Oct 21 (Reuters) - President Maia Sandu said on Monday Moldovans had won a "first battle in a difficult fight" for their future, a day after a slim majority of 50.46% backed EU accession in a referendum that was clouded by allegations of Russia-backed meddling.
Moldova's Path to EU Membership: A Shared Future
The European Union reaffirms its commitment to support Moldova's democratic progress, reforms, and economic growth, aiming to fortify its resilience on the journey towards EU membership. This follows a recent referendum where a slim majority of Moldovans expressed their desire to join the EU.
Moldova's president Maia Sandu reported election corruption involving $39 million from businessman Ilan Shor. She insists on ...
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Sandu, who framed the vote as a choice for the former Soviet country between pursuing its nascent European future or remaining lodged within the Kremlin’s orbit, said the results meant Moldova ...
Moldova has voted "yes" to joining the European Union with the tiniest of majorities—meaning the former Soviet republic has narrowly agreed to move politically closer to the West and away from ...
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