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'I dread turning the heating on': Energy crisis grips Moldova
Moldova has seen all its electricity supplies -- from Ukraine and Transnistria -- stop in recent weeks.
Moldova investigates new string of bomb threats targeting airport
The nine bomb threats also hit hospitals, shopping centres and the country's supreme court.
'Tensions intensifying': Fears grow Ukraine war may spread to Moldova
The citizens of the country on Ukraine's western border are concerned that the Russian advance on Odesa might mean trouble with Moldova's own breakaway territory of Transnistria.
Why is Sunday's legislative election in Moldova so important?
There are 20 parties vying for spots in the 101-seat parliament - but the main battle will be between pro-reformists, and those preferring pro-Russian rule.
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What do Moldovan families think about the presidential election?
Euronews spoke to two Moldovan families in the capital city and in the countryside to find out their thoughts on the election.
How Transnistria could help win Moldova's election for Igor Dodon
It declared independence from Moldova in 1992. But almost 30 years on, this tiny breakaway republic is set to have an outsized impact on Moldova's election.
Failed coup crackdown? Moldova raid sees teachers expelled to Turkey
They were detained with excessive force and intimidation, it's been claimed.
Explained: the protests in Moldova that have got Brussels worried
Euronews explains what protesters have hit the streets about in Moldova.