Александр Кориненко

Мой комментарий для авторитетного американского издания "The Christian Science Monitor"


“Most of the people in those Russian-speaking areas do not like the fact that Moldova joined the anti-Russian sanctions,” says Alexander Corinenco, an independent political scientist in the capital of Chișinău. “They look at Georgia and see the politics they are pursuing is more in our national interests, while they think that Moldovan leaders just want to cozy up with Europe. In Gagauzia, the local leaders congratulated Trump very publicly on his victory, because they hope it signals a change in the political direction.”

https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2024/1125/russia-soviet-union-georgia-moldova-armenia-ngo

The Christian Science Monitor

In shifting world, post-Soviet states look back to a constant: Russia

Many of the countries that formed out of the Soviet Union aspired to link their future with the West. But European troubles and Russian aggressiveness are pulling their focus back toward Moscow.

www.tgoop.com/alexcorinenco/9833

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Мой комментарий для авторитетного американского издания "The Christian Science Monitor"


“Most of the people in those Russian-speaking areas do not like the fact that Moldova joined the anti-Russian sanctions,” says Alexander Corinenco, an independent political scientist in the capital of Chișinău. “They look at Georgia and see the politics they are pursuing is more in our national interests, while they think that Moldovan leaders just want to cozy up with Europe. In Gagauzia, the local leaders congratulated Trump very publicly on his victory, because they hope it signals a change in the political direction.”

https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2024/1125/russia-soviet-union-georgia-moldova-armenia-ngo

BY Александр Кориненко