Moldovans have voted in what is arguably the country’s most pivotal election since independence in 1991. Our guest says that
Moldovans have voted in what is arguably the country’s most pivotal election since independence in 1991. Our guest says that there was “a big danger that pro-Russian forces might have drawn Moldova into Russia’s war against Ukraine”. But that danger was averted, and voters gave a clear thumbs-up to Moldova’s European future and its desire to join the EU. We analyse the result of this parliamentary vote with Nicu Popescu, a former deputy prime minister and former foreign minister of Moldova.
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