Moldova Sets Elections For September 28 In Battle Between EU and Russian Camps

Moldova Sets Elections For September 28 In Battle Between EU and Russian Camps

Moldova's lawmakers voted to set the next parliamentary elections for September 28 in a test for the country's fragile democracy caught between pro-European and pro-Russian forces.

Moldova to hold ‘crucial’ elections on Sept. 28

The vote is expected to be highly competitive and may reshape the country’s political landscape.

Moldovan parliament votes to hold elections on September 28

CHISINAU - Moldova's parliament voted on Thursday to hold parliamentary elections in September, a poll that is expected to be closely fought and could significantly reduce the number of seats held by President Maia Sandu's pro-Western PAS party. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Moldova's parliament decided yesterday to hold parliamentary elections in the country on September 28, Reuters reports.

14% of Moldovans say that relations with Romania are very good. The relationship with Ukraine is good and very good for 56% of Moldovans. 34% of Moldovans appreciate the US and only 29% appreciate Russia. 53% of Moldovans are in favor of joining the European Union. Only 29% of Moldovans are in favor of joining NATO. ATES Research & Consulting survey was conducted on 1,130 respondents. 55% of Moldovans say that relations with Romania are good, an…

Mediafax The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova voted on Thursday, April 17, to hold early parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025. The decision was supported by 57 deputies, while 32 abstained. These elections are considered extremely important and could significantly change the political balance in the country. Moldovan President Maia Sandu and her pro-European party, PAS, could lose some of the seats they hold in Parliament, Politico…