Editorial
EDITORIAL: Sheriff, the KGB, the Money, the ECHR, and the Power. How It All Began
In 2004, an extremely complicated judicial process was taking place in Chișinău, in a setting never seen before. I would call it the trial of the century. The OSCE office, then located on Mitropolit Dosoftei st…
04 October 2021
EDITORIAL: What Should We Do With Our Elders?
On the eve of the International Day of Older Persons, I woke up early in the morning and my first thoughts turned to our post-war villages struck by famine, with their patriarchal way of life. I remembered my g…
03 October 2021
EDITORIAL: The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact: Other Repercussions
On September 21-23, Maia Sandu participated in the UN General Assembly in New York, the United States, where the most acute problems of humanity were discussed: the pandemic, global warming, democracy and autho…
30 September 2021
EDITORIAL: The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact: Other Repercussions
On September 21-23, Maia Sandu participated in the UN General Assembly in New York, the United States, where the most acute problems of humanity were discussed: the pandemic, global warming, democracy and autho…
25 September 2021
EDITORIAL: European Prosecutor for 100 Days
This week marks the 100 days of activity of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office. During the 100 days and nights, Laura Codruța Kövesi’s office registered 1700 reported crimes and opened 300 inve…
19 September 2021
EDITORIAL: The Cost of Reputations in Moldovan Politics
Less than two months after taking office, the Action and Solidarity Party has managed, through its staff policy and the order of changing the heads of key state institutions, to irritate lots of people and to a…
18 September 2021
EDITORIAL: Together with Romania, Nothing is Impossible
Another step forward on the Chișinău-Bucharest direction, after more than two years of political snoring and marasmic neo-Sovietism in relations with the closest and most credible development partner for Moldov…
12 September 2021
EDITORIAL: Asylum From Chișinău To London
I received my first visa for London in 2005. It was a time when visas were difficult to obtain, they cost a lot, and after a long wait, one could receive a refusal. I was lucky and received it, I had applied fo…
12 September 2021
EDITORIAL: The Russian Army, the Sweet Beast, and the Vulnerable People
In recent days, the Russian Federation has conducted several military exercises, wanting to show off its army strength and armament power. Strangely, in these efforts, they repeatedly used the image of the weak…
06 September 2021
EDITORIAL: Friendship Through War
The holidays are over: Independence Day and Romanian Language Day – two of the biggest success stories of Moldova, attained in conditions of total insecurity. To put it plainly, August 27 and August 31, a…
06 September 2021
