The perspectives of the EU-Moldova cooperation after the parliamentary elections at &quot;Vector European&quot;

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18 Mar. 2019 / 11:20

The perspectives of the EU-Moldova cooperation after the parliamentary elections at "Vector European"

In the autumn of 2018, several officials from Chisinau and Brussels were aware of the cooling of Moldovan-EU relations and declared that the dialogue would resume after the parliamentary elections of February 24th. The elections are over, the Constitutional Court has validated them, and the prospects for cooperation between the EU and the Republic of Moldova still remain in an area of uncertainty. About the current situation on the Chisinau-Brussels dimension, but also about the possible perspectives, we discuss at the "Vector European" show with Dionis Cenusa, an independent political analyst, currently in Germany.

From day to day, more and more, often in the European space, but also overseas, the Kremlin's propaganda and its impact on people and even state security are being discussed. Some governments in the former Soviet space have tried to solve the problem by blocking some Russian television channels or television products. Estonia did not use the switch but went another way. What it was, you find out from a reportage broadcast on "Vector European".

"It is good that we did not get to the Transdniestrians, although we had the same race." This is supported by several residents of the Estonian city of Narva, when they recall the retaliation of the summer of 1993. Its organizers advocated a special status for the region of Eastern Estonia with a compact population of Russian speakers. As many Narva residents see their lives and why they do not regret the separation from Estonia, you see today, March 18, on the show.

Towards the end, we come to viewers with the traditional "European capitals" heading. And because much of our material will be from Estonia, we are proposing to make a short virtual trip through Tallinn. Stay close!

The journalist Ludmila Barbă awaits you in front of the small screens on Monday, March 18, starting at 19:55 on Moldova 1 and online on TRM.MD.

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