Archive - 8/2016

The head of the public movement For Recognition of Pridnestrovie commented on the foreign policy aspect of President Shevchuk's press conference

Vitaly Ignatyev: "Unfortunately, the dynamics of negotiations is very low so far"

President Yevgeny Shevchuk has signed the corresponding decree today

According to the Pridnestrovian president, it is too early so far to speak about Pridnestrovie's withdrawal from the 5+2 format, and negotiations may intensify at various levels after electoral cycles finish in both Moldova and the PMR

Yevgeny Shevchuk noted that sooner or later Pridnestrovie's tariff policy would be switched to market economy

The head of state has summed up the preliminary results of the country's five-year foreign policy

The President has declared about it during the today's press conference

Some sectors have received more than over the past 40 years

The country will receive about 30 million Russian roubles for this purpose

This is what KGB chairman Mikhail Lapitsky told President Yevgeny Shevchuk today

This is what Pridnestrovie's ex-foreign minister said at a conference in Kishinev

According to RISS leading research fellow, head of the RISS Dniester-Prut Centre scientific programme, Vasily Kashirin, Ukraine and Moldova are using an "alleged threat" to form argumentation justifying the long-implemented and coordinated policy of economic and transport blockade of Pridnestrovie aimed at dismantling Russia's presence and influence in the region

They brought this idea from the "Territory of Meanings" Educational Forum