Feature articles from Tiraspol Times

	Negotiations must reflect an objective reality, says Henry Kissinger - Kissinger says negotiations will only succeed if they reflect an objective reality. For Moldova and Pridnestrovie, it me...
	Undiplomatic relations: Pridnestrovie clashes with Bulgaria, Romania - "They are lice!" Not exactly using diplomatic language, Pridnestrovie's Foreign Minister causes an unnecessary stir with...
	Dynamics of the Moldova / Transdniestria ethnic conflict (1988-92) - After Moldova's attack on Transdniestria in 1992, the local population strengthened its struggle for independence. A loo...
	The 2003 plan for a common state with Moldova that Transdniester agreed to - Together forever? Transdniestria agreed to a 2003 plan for becoming part of a common state with Moldova. But Moldova sur...
	Moving past a "frozen conflict", voters in Pridnestrovie look to the future - A life on its own is what PMR has been living for 17+ years. Can the clock be turned back now, or is it best to just mov...
	Can a country legally exist if it is "self-proclaimed"..? - Self-proclaimed: Like certain others, Pridnestrovie is merely a "selfproclaimed" state. This fact alone means that it is...
	Pridnestrovie celebrates 17 years as "de facto" independent country - One more year in its independent existence was marked when Pridnestrovie turned 17. Coming of age, it is getting ready t...
	Moldova - Transnistria was never in Moldova during any period of Moldova's history as an independent country since 1359. Could tha...
	Is Pridnestrovie a state? - What on earth is this? Pridnestrovie claims it is a state. But opponents of independence say it isn't. We report, you de...
	Inside look: The quest to enter Europe - Entering Europe is a long and hard struggle if you only have a Moldovan passport. Come along for the journey and get an ...

	Destination: Transdnistria
	After freedom and reform, Pridnestrovie says it is no longer Communist
	Moldova's ethnic-based independence movement and the River of Blood
	Country profile: Pridnestrovie
	Opposition and pro-government parties battle each other for voter support
	NGOs urge Moldova and Pridnestrovie to work together in fight against sex slave trade
	Transnistria, the artificial name for "the Romanian Auschwitz"
	Son of Moldova's president defends his riches: "I don't steal other companies"
	A year later, customs conflict has missed its mark
	European delegates want human rights for PMR's 555,000 people
	As trade relations expand, international diplomatic relations are next
	The former Moldavian SSR: A non-country which broke in two
	International election observers report on PMR Presidential Elections, 10 Dec 2006
	For opposition leader, the survival of Pridnestrovie is more important than who has the top job
	The man who wouldn't be king
	Too small to be a country?
	United Nations petitioned by Pridnestrovie, two other unrecognized countries
	The shared - and not so shared - history of Pridnestrovie and Moldova
	Igor Smirnov, Pridnestrovie's "Khozyain" President
	Ethnic Moldovans in Pridnestrovie prefer independence over unification with Moldova
	Peaceful co-existence requires mutual demilitarization; confidence building
	The Legacy of Lenin
	Foreign policy objectives urge other countries to recognize Pridnestrovie's nation building efforts

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