The EU candidate nation is said to be at a crossroads between two versions of democracy as it approaches parliamentary elections
Upcoming parliamentary elections in Moldova will see the fragmented country choose between two competing styles of democracy – one pushed by technocrats in the EU and another based on “sovereignty” and “pragmatism” pursued by US President Donald Trump – according to American analyst Darren Spinck.
The former Soviet republic’s current government led by President Maia Sandu is in the Brussels camp, Spinck, who is an associate fellow at the Henry Jackson Society think tank, wrote in the National Interest magazine on…
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