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 Moldova gained its freedom but lost its mothers: “Love Is Not an Orange” at the 2026 Samizdat Film Festival

Moldova gained its freedom but lost its mothers: “Love Is Not an Orange” at the 2026 Samizdat Film Festival

October 13, 2026

Mathieu Lemoine reviews "Love Is Not an Orange" and speaks with director Otilia Babara about the emotional scars of a generation growing up apart.

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 Whose victory? Moldova’s battle for 9 May

Whose victory? Moldova’s battle for 9 May

June 15, 2026

Ethan Czaja examines how Moldova’s 9 May commemorations exposed the gap between rapid EU integration and divided public support for accession.

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 Between Lenin and Atatürk: How statues tell the story of Gagauzia

Between Lenin and Atatürk: How statues tell the story of Gagauzia

December 13, 2024

Bram Jongejan explores how statues tell the story of the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia in southern Moldova.

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 Techno-populism trumps geopolitics: How Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor won local elections in Gagauzia

Techno-populism trumps geopolitics: How Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor won local elections in Gagauzia

August 17, 2023

Lukas Baake and Thijs Korsten analyse the socio-economic background and the domestic repercussions of the recent elections in Gagauzia.

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 Barbie in Transnistria: Entering the fantastic world of Mark Verlan

Barbie in Transnistria: Entering the fantastic world of Mark Verlan

June 2, 2023

Francesco Damanio Desantis explores the absurd and multifaceted life and work of Mark Verlan, who combined boundless imagination with the heritage of his native Moldova.

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 An unlikely silver lining for conflict resolution in Moldova

An unlikely silver lining for conflict resolution in Moldova

August 1, 2022

Moldovans are keeping a careful eye on the developments next door as Russia’s war against Ukraine rages on.

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 As Good as it Gets: reviewing Vladimir Lorchenkov’s The Good Life Elsewhere

As Good as it Gets: reviewing Vladimir Lorchenkov’s The Good Life Elsewhere

February 25, 2022

Amanda Sonesson reviews Vladimir Lorchenkov's dark and humorous novel The Good Life Elsewhere.

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 EU Inaction on Nord Stream 2 Leaves Moldova Vulnerable

EU Inaction on Nord Stream 2 Leaves Moldova Vulnerable

November 24, 2021

Hugo Blewett-Mundy on how Moldova is left in a vulnerable position in relation to Russia and Nord Stream 2.

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 Catch-22 in Moldova: Maia Sandu and the Transnistrian question

Catch-22 in Moldova: Maia Sandu and the Transnistrian question

April 7, 2021

In December, Maia Sandu became the new president of Moldova. Her pro-EU stance might help bring the country closer to the EU, at the same time, the frozen conflict with de facto independent [...]

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 The EU-Russia Strategic Competition Over Moldova Intensifies

The EU-Russia Strategic Competition Over Moldova Intensifies

September 11, 2020

In the process of formulating its budget for 2021-27 in July, the EU took a major step towards further integration in the form of a €750 million recovery fund alongside an adoption of the [...]

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