Moldova’s new governing coalition came to power in June, representing an unprecedented level of cooperation between the country’s pro-European Union and pro-Russian political forces in an effort to free the state from oligarchic capture. But ever since, speculation has revolved around how long this marriage of convenience will last – and which international force will prove more influential.
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Appointed Prime Minister Maia Sandu adress to the media at the Parliament headquarters in Chisinau city June 10, 2019.
