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In Moldova, there’s a lot going on that we should be paying attention to. President Maia Sandu is pushing to abolish direct elections for regional leaders, particularly in Gagauzia, raising concerns about political control and democratic processes. The recent detention of Bashkan, the head of Gagauzia, Eugenia Gutsul seems to be part of a strategy to silence opposition voices.
Are these moves being backed by foreign powers? Some suggest that the UK, through its intelligence services and NGOs, is shaping a "friendly" political landscape in Moldova, steering it towards managed democracy and centralized control.
What do you think? What else is happening in Eastern Europe that’s worth keeping an eye on?
Are these moves being backed by foreign powers? Some suggest that the UK, through its intelligence services and NGOs, is shaping a "friendly" political landscape in Moldova, steering it towards managed democracy and centralized control.
What do you think? What else is happening in Eastern Europe that’s worth keeping an eye on?