US EditionSlovak Syndrome a Thousand Kilometers From Bratislava: Low Salaries, Western Prices and Expensive Russian Gas (HN Report)
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Slovak Syndrome a Thousand Kilometers From Bratislava: Low Salaries, Western Prices and Expensive Russian Gas (HN Report)
A guard with a gun stands on the bridge between Moldova and Transnistria. The Russian flag on the border post indicates who has the main influence on the territory. Transnistria is not internationally recognized. However, when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991-1992, it broke away from Moldova and operates de facto separately. Russian is mainly spoken there, and Moscow has a great influence on the region. HN noticed references under the aforemen…
·Bratislava Region, Slovakia
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