 | INT'L OBSERVERS oversaw the last election, reporting free and fair conditions and an absence of any vote fraud. They say democratic changes have taken place. [more] |  | | |  | AFTER MOLDOVA'S ATTACK on Transdniestria in 1992, the local population strengthened its struggle for independence. A look back at the roots of the conflict helps provide a glimpse of what the future could bring. [more] |
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Alena Arshinova, the leader of Transdniestria's civil society youth group "Breakthrough," is in favor of full independence
This photo is from the following article:The leader of a civil society youth group in Transdniestria wants status settlement talks between Moldova and the unrecognized country to be restarted. But Moldova must understand that Transdniestria is now "a full-fledged state," says Alena Arshinova. The only thing that the country still lacks is international recognition. [more]
