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Half of Moldovans against joining NATO, poll reveals - Vimarsana News

Half of Moldovans against joining NATO, poll reveals

A different poll conducted in May by Moldovan company Date Inteligente (iData) showed that the number of people opposed to Moldova’s accession to NATO in recent months has grown by about 8 percentage points

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≈ 50% of Moldovans dissatisfied with country's political course: Poll - Vimarsana News

≈ 50% of Moldovans dissatisfied with country's political course: Poll

A recent poll conducted by Date Inteligente (iData) shows that almost half of Moldova's population is not happy with the government's political course.

Moldovan President Remains Most Trusted Politician In Country With 17.2% Of Support - Poll - Vimarsana News

Moldovan President Remains Most Trusted Politician In Country With 17.2% Of Support - Poll

Moldovan President Maia Sandu still leads among the countrys politicians, followed by Ilan Shor, the leader of the opposition euroskeptic party Shor, according to a poll published by data collection and analysis company Date Inteligente (iData) on Thursday

Putin's encroaching war is fueling a battle for Moldova's future – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Putin's encroaching war is fueling a battle for Moldova's future – POLITICO

As Russia threatens to expand its Ukraine war into Moldova, the traditionally neutral country turns West — not to everyone’s liking.

EU promises Moldova €600 million ahead of decisive election - Vimarsana News

EU promises Moldova €600 million ahead of decisive election

The Republic of Moldova is set to receive an “unprecedented” 600 million-euro ($733 million) economic recovery package from the European Union over a three-year period, the EU's executive arm announced Wednesday. The European Commission said Moldova, which is not an EU member, will receive the funds between 2021 and 2024 to help the former Soviet republic sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine recover economically from the coronavirus pandemic and to promote investment. The plan is conditional on judicial and anti-corruption reforms, the commission said “The Republic of Moldova is at a ...