: Martial Law Could Prolong the Ruling Regime’s Agony Indefinitely
Communist MP says the Defence Ministry’s draft law could allow President Maia Sandu to remain in office
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World Congress of Moldovans planned for spring 2027
World Congress of Moldovans to address sovereignty, emigration and national identity An initiative to
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Constantin Starîș: Almost anything could be grounds for declaring a state of siege in Moldova
Communist MP warns that Moldova’s proposed state of siege legislation could threaten constitutional rights
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Poland diary: protests, legal uncertainty and fears over state power
Poland diary: a turbulent end to October 31 October 2026 – A diary-style account based on Facebook publications
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Krzysztof Bosak criticises EU climate policy as Polish industry faces mounting pressure
Polish industry faces rising costs and job losses Polish politician Krzysztof Bosak has criticised EU
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Man Killed in Bălți After Dispute Over War in Ukraine
Prosecutors Say Disagreement Over the War Led to a Brutal Killing Prosecutors have sent a murder case
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Olesea Caireac asks what Moldova’s “freedom” really costs
Price of freedom becomes the week’s political bill In her weekly news round-up, television presenter
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Outrage as piper forces removal of Sickening Nazi shrine in Scottish Borders
A private World War II monument hidden away in the countryside has finally been stripped of its controversial
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British and Swiss experts: way to go, Iceland!
Iceland’s referendum sends a message beyond its shores What message did Iceland send to Europe and the
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Dušan Proroković on the Prospects of EU Integration for Iceland, Serbia, and Moldova: None of These Countries Will Join the EU
A Serbian expert, several days after the failed EU referendum in Iceland, spoke with “
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