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Bill Hicks έγραψε: 10 Φεβ 2023, 15:00 άλλη μία χώρα θύμα και παράπλευρη απώλεια τού πουτινισμού, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, και ο χάχας τουϊτεράς, με τον Καντύροφ στο αβατάρ, ούτε διάβασε το άρθρο που έβαλε ο μεν χάχας πχωρουμίτης... well... χαχανίζει.

The former Soviet republic country of 2.5 million has suffered from soaring inflation and was strained last year by an influx of Ukrainian refugees.

It also suffered power cuts following Russian air attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and has struggled to break its dependence on Russian gas.

Protests erupted over rising prices, particularly for gas from Moscow, in what Chisinau has described as part of a Kremlin-sponsored campaign to destabilise the government.

Kauldron έγραψε: 15 Φεβ 2023, 01:41

Bill Hicks έγραψε: 10 Φεβ 2023, 15:00 άλλη μία χώρα θύμα και παράπλευρη απώλεια τού πουτινισμού, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, και ο χάχας τουϊτεράς, με τον Καντύροφ στο αβατάρ, ούτε διάβασε το άρθρο που έβαλε ο μεν χάχας πχωρουμίτης... well... χαχανίζει.

The former Soviet republic country of 2.5 million has suffered from soaring inflation and was strained last year by an influx of Ukrainian refugees.

It also suffered power cuts following Russian air attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and has struggled to break its dependence on Russian gas.

Protests erupted over rising prices, particularly for gas from Moscow, in what Chisinau has described as part of a Kremlin-sponsored campaign to destabilise the government.

Πληθωρισμός? Μα δε τους έσωσε ο νεοφιλελευ-θερισμός όπως τους Βαλτικούς?

Eθνικοκοινωνιστης έγραψε: 15 Φεβ 2023, 01:46

Kauldron έγραψε: 15 Φεβ 2023, 01:41

Bill Hicks έγραψε: 10 Φεβ 2023, 15:00 άλλη μία χώρα θύμα και παράπλευρη απώλεια τού πουτινισμού, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, και ο χάχας τουϊτεράς, με τον Καντύροφ στο αβατάρ, ούτε διάβασε το άρθρο που έβαλε ο μεν χάχας πχωρουμίτης... well... χαχανίζει.

The former Soviet republic country of 2.5 million has suffered from soaring inflation and was strained last year by an influx of Ukrainian refugees.

It also suffered power cuts following Russian air attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and has struggled to break its dependence on Russian gas.

Protests erupted over rising prices, particularly for gas from Moscow, in what Chisinau has described as part of a Kremlin-sponsored campaign to destabilise the government.

Πληθωρισμός? Μα δε τους έσωσε ο νεοφιλελευ-θερισμός όπως τους Βαλτικούς?

Bill Hicks έγραψε: 10 Φεβ 2023, 15:00 άλλη μία χώρα θύμα και παράπλευρη απώλεια τού πουτινισμού, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, και ο χάχας τουϊτεράς, με τον Καντύροφ στο αβατάρ, ούτε διάβασε το άρθρο που έβαλε ο μεν χάχας πχωρουμίτης... well... χαχανίζει.

The former Soviet republic country of 2.5 million has suffered from soaring inflation and was strained last year by an influx of Ukrainian refugees.

It also suffered power cuts following Russian air attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and has struggled to break its dependence on Russian gas.

Protests erupted over rising prices, particularly for gas from Moscow, in what Chisinau has described as part of a Kremlin-sponsored campaign to destabilise the government.

plouf έγραψε: 20 Φεβ 2023, 03:19

Spoiler

Bill Hicks έγραψε: 10 Φεβ 2023, 15:00 άλλη μία χώρα θύμα και παράπλευρη απώλεια τού πουτινισμού, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, και ο χάχας τουϊτεράς, με τον Καντύροφ στο αβατάρ, ούτε διάβασε το άρθρο που έβαλε ο μεν χάχας πχωρουμίτης... well... χαχανίζει.

The former Soviet republic country of 2.5 million has suffered from soaring inflation and was strained last year by an influx of Ukrainian refugees.

It also suffered power cuts following Russian air attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and has struggled to break its dependence on Russian gas.

Protests erupted over rising prices, particularly for gas from Moscow, in what Chisinau has described as part of a Kremlin-sponsored campaign to destabilise the government.

Αν και το αρθρο ειναι σχετικα παλιο για να δουμε τι λενε οι κατοικοι στην αυτονομη περιοχη της Γκαγκαουζιας για την Αγια Ευρωπη.

On 2 February, the regional authorities in Gagauzia - an autonomous region of the Republic of Moldova - carried out two simultaneous referenda. In the first, local residents were asked to declare their support for the country’s integration either with the EU or with the Moscow-led Customs Union (CU); the second referendum sought their opinion on the draft law "On the deferred status of the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia". Under the proposed legislation, if Moldova were to lose its sovereignty (for example, through the unification of Moldova and Romania, or even as some politicians have argued, through Moldova’s further integration with the EU), the autonomous region would automatically become the independent Republic of Gagauzia. As expected, the outcome of the vote has shown overwhelming support for both the CU and for the draft law. According to the figures released by Gagauzia’s Central Electoral Commission, 98.5% of the voters supported Moldova’s integration with the Customs Union, while 98% voted in favour of the ‘deferred independence’ bill.Support for closer integration with the EU was marginal, reaching just over 2%

Παρολο που αναβαλλουν την ανεξαρτησια τους μονο ενα 2% ειναι υπερ της Ευρωπαϊκης Ενωσης και το 98% στηριζει τo Custom Union.

Ενταξει βεβαια εσεις οι νεοδημοκρατες κανετε συχνα πυκνα ταξιδακια αναψυχης στην Μολδαβια για να σοδομιζετε ανηλικα αγορακια
και κριτσακια για πενταροδεκαρες δεν νομιζω να σας πολυχαλαει κιολας.

The region’s defiance was yet another manifestation of the long-standing crisis between Chisinau and the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia. This has been caused by a number of factors, including: the struggle for power on the Gagauz political scene; the tussle between central and regional government over the degree of autonomy as well as the amount and the distribution of funding; and Russia's interference aimed at stoking separatist sentiment in the region. Moldova’s decision to initial an association agreement with the EU in November 2013, which is expected to be officially signed in the second half of this year, became a catalyst for the current crisis. The problems in Gagauzia are just one of a number of instruments which Russia has used to dissuade Moldova from signing the document. Moscow hopes to destabilise the situation in Moldova and to cause the collapse of the pro-European coalition government and thus help bring Moldova’s Communist Party back to power.

Despite the complicated relations between Chisinau and Gagauzia, it seems that there is little danger that the region may become dangerously unstable and force Moldova to change its current geopolitical course. The region is too small, sparsely populated, and too weak economically to muster enough leverage to put sufficient pressure on the central government. The most prominent political leaders in the region have been using separatist and pro-Russian slogans, both to mobilise their electorate and as a bargaining chip in negotiations with Chisinau. Importantly, the results of the February referendum (in combination also with other measures) are likely to be used by Russia and by the Moldovan Communists in an attempt to undermine the country’s pro-European foreign policy.

Bill Hicks έγραψε: 20 Φεβ 2023, 08:49

plouf έγραψε: 20 Φεβ 2023, 03:19

Spoiler

Bill Hicks έγραψε: 10 Φεβ 2023, 15:00 άλλη μία χώρα θύμα και παράπλευρη απώλεια τού πουτινισμού, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, και ο χάχας τουϊτεράς, με τον Καντύροφ στο αβατάρ, ούτε διάβασε το άρθρο που έβαλε ο μεν χάχας πχωρουμίτης... well... χαχανίζει.

The former Soviet republic country of 2.5 million has suffered from soaring inflation and was strained last year by an influx of Ukrainian refugees.

It also suffered power cuts following Russian air attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and has struggled to break its dependence on Russian gas.

Protests erupted over rising prices, particularly for gas from Moscow, in what Chisinau has described as part of a Kremlin-sponsored campaign to destabilise the government.

Αν και το αρθρο ειναι σχετικα παλιο για να δουμε τι λενε οι κατοικοι στην αυτονομη περιοχη της Γκαγκαουζιας για την Αγια Ευρωπη.

On 2 February, the regional authorities in Gagauzia - an autonomous region of the Republic of Moldova - carried out two simultaneous referenda. In the first, local residents were asked to declare their support for the country’s integration either with the EU or with the Moscow-led Customs Union (CU); the second referendum sought their opinion on the draft law "On the deferred status of the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia". Under the proposed legislation, if Moldova were to lose its sovereignty (for example, through the unification of Moldova and Romania, or even as some politicians have argued, through Moldova’s further integration with the EU), the autonomous region would automatically become the independent Republic of Gagauzia. As expected, the outcome of the vote has shown overwhelming support for both the CU and for the draft law. According to the figures released by Gagauzia’s Central Electoral Commission, 98.5% of the voters supported Moldova’s integration with the Customs Union, while 98% voted in favour of the ‘deferred independence’ bill.Support for closer integration with the EU was marginal, reaching just over 2%

Παρολο που αναβαλλουν την ανεξαρτησια τους μονο ενα 2% ειναι υπερ της Ευρωπαϊκης Ενωσης και το 98% στηριζει τo Custom Union.

Ενταξει βεβαια εσεις οι νεοδημοκρατες κανετε συχνα πυκνα ταξιδακια αναψυχης στην Μολδαβια για να σοδομιζετε ανηλικα αγορακια
και κριτσακια για πενταροδεκαρες δεν νομιζω να σας πολυχαλαει κιολας.

ναι, καλά. τα γνωστά μπαχαλέματα τού μποτοξάκια. να διαβάζεις ολόκληρα τα άρθρα που βάζεις:

The region’s defiance was yet another manifestation of the long-standing crisis between Chisinau and the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia. This has been caused by a number of factors, including: the struggle for power on the Gagauz political scene; the tussle between central and regional government over the degree of autonomy as well as the amount and the distribution of funding; and Russia's interference aimed at stoking separatist sentiment in the region. Moldova’s decision to initial an association agreement with the EU in November 2013, which is expected to be officially signed in the second half of this year, became a catalyst for the current crisis. The problems in Gagauzia are just one of a number of instruments which Russia has used to dissuade Moldova from signing the document. Moscow hopes to destabilise the situation in Moldova and to cause the collapse of the pro-European coalition government and thus help bring Moldova’s Communist Party back to power.

Despite the complicated relations between Chisinau and Gagauzia, it seems that there is little danger that the region may become dangerously unstable and force Moldova to change its current geopolitical course. The region is too small, sparsely populated, and too weak economically to muster enough leverage to put sufficient pressure on the central government. The most prominent political leaders in the region have been using separatist and pro-Russian slogans, both to mobilise their electorate and as a bargaining chip in negotiations with Chisinau. Importantly, the results of the February referendum (in combination also with other measures) are likely to be used by Russia and by the Moldovan Communists in an attempt to undermine the country’s pro-European foreign policy.

για το τελευταίο που έγραψες, δεν είμαι νεοδημοκράτης, αλλά εσύ μην χάνεις ευκαιρία να μάς θυμίζεις πόσο χυδαίος ξεφτίλας είσαι.