Giorgio Comai |
13 February 2019
Meaningful engagement with de facto states and consistent, patient support for constructive approaches as they emerge from the region are the way to go for the EU and other international actors in the coming months
Transnistria: journalism beyond the Nistru
Francesco Brusa
24 July 2018
After a new president came to power, what happened to Transnistria’s media?
Giorgio Comai
18 June 2018
The upcoming presidential election in Transnistria
Giorgio Comai
1 December 2016
Transnistria, wind of change with the new president?
Chişinău |
Natalia Ghilaşcu
23 January 2012
Moldova, twenty years of independence
Chişinău |
Natalia Ghilaşcu
31 August 2011
Transnistria's Breakthrough
Tiraspol |
Giorgio Comai, Bernardo Venturi
24 September 2009
Transnistria - Marco Pighin
The Dniester River crosses Moldova from north to south, dividing the country into two different states: Moldova on the west and Transnistria on the east. Currently recognized by Russia but no other international body, Transnistria declared its independence in 1992 after a short and bloody war. Photos by Marco Pighin.
