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December 23, 2020 - 3:41 AM CHISINAU, Moldova - Mouldova’s pro-Russian prime minister has resigned to, as he put it, pave the way for an early parliamentary election and “bring normalcy” to the tiny former Soviet state. Prime Minister Ion Chicu, who led a pro-Russian government since November 2019, tendered his resignation Wednesday, a day before the country’s newly elected pro-Western president, Maia Sandu, is due to take office. Chicu is a close ally of out...

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 23 December 2020 Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu announced his resignation on Wednesday, paving the way for early parliamentary elections in the ex-Soviet country. The announcement comes on the eve of the inauguration of President-elect Maia Sandu, a pro-European politician who defeated Moscow-backed incumbent Igor Dodon in a November vote. Chicu made the announcement several hours before parliament was due to consider a vote of no confidence in the governm...

Text size Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu announced his resignation on Wednesday, paving the way for early parliamentary elections in the ex-Soviet country. The announcement comes on the eve of the inauguration of President-elect Maia Sandu, a pro-European politician who defeated Moscow-backed incumbent Igor Dodon in a November vote. Chicu made the announcement several hours before parliament was due to consider a vote of no confidence in the government that was initiated by the opposit...

Channels Television   Updated December 23, 2020 (FILES) In this file photograph taken on November 20, 2019, Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu attends a meeting with his Russian counterpart in Moscow. Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu has announced his resignation on December 23, 2020, paving the way for early parliamentary elections in the ex-Soviet country. \ Dmitry ASTAKHOV / SPUTNIK / AFP   Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu announced his resignation on Wednesday, paving the way for early p...

  Moldovas PM tenders his resignation Adjust font size: Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu tendered his resignation Wednesday, paving the way for snap parliamentary elections. Chicu announced his decision at a press conference shortly before officially submitting his resignation, alongside outgoing President Igor Dodon and Parliament Speaker Zinaida Greceanai. Chicu said he resigned so that parliament could be dissolved as soon as possible and early parliamentary elections held. Greceanai decl...

Moldovan PM announces govts resignation CHISINAU. Dec 23 (Interfax) - Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu has announced the governments resignation. Chicu made his announcement at a press briefing on Wednesday, in the presence of the president and the parliamentary chairperson. "The government is announcing its resignation. I express my gratitude for cooperation to parliamentary Chairperson Zinaida Greceanii and President Igor Dodon. I also thank all of the government members. Ill give you more d...

2020-12-23 11:36:11 GMT2020-12-23 19:36:11(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BUCHAREST, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu tendered his resignation Wednesday, paving the way for snap parliamentary elections. Chicu announced his decision at a press conference shortly before officially submitting his resignation, alongside outgoing President Igor Dodon and Parliament Speaker Zinaida Greceanai. Chicu said he resigned so that parliament could be dissolved as soon as possible an...

YEAR IN REVIEW - Tale of 3 Protests: Ex-Soviet Republics Swept by Unrest With Mixed Outcome Wed 23rd December 2020 | 12:10 PM MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 23rd December, 2020) From the rapid change of power by mobs and the storming of the presidential palace in Kyrgyzstan to the mass rallies against the government called for by the president-elect in Moldova and months-long nationwide protests in Belarus in defiance of the president - the post-Soviet space has become one simmering hotbe...

Moldova’s pro-Russian prime minister said he has resigned to pave the way for an early parliamentary election and “bring normalcy” to the tiny former Soviet state. Prime Minister Ion Chicu, who led a pro-Russian government since November 2019, tendered his resignation on Wednesday, a day before the country’s newly elected pro-Western president, Maia Sandu, was due to take office. Chicu is a close ally of outgoing pro-Russian President Igor Dodon. His government controlled only 51 of 101...

Views: Visits 14 (FILES) In this file photograph taken on November 20, 2019, Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu attends a meeting with his Russian counterpart in Moscow. Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu has announced his resignation on December 23, 2020, paving the way for early parliamentary elections in the ex-Soviet country. Dmitry ASTAKHOV / SPUTNIK / AFP Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu announced his resignation on Wednesday, paving the way for early parliamentary elections in t...