BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Germany’s foreign minister said Monday that he hopes Moldova will stay on its pro-European path after the former Soviet republic elected a government backed by a Communist party.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Germany wouldn’t “withdraw any offer” to Moldova, but said “it is Moldova’s turn to react.”
Pro-European parties won the Nov. 30 election, but failed to agree on a governing coalition, and they need the support of the Communist party, which favor slower reforms. Moldova signed an association agreement with the EU in June, angering Russia.
Steinmeier discussed the situation in Ukraine in talks with Romanian Foreign Minister Bogdan …read more
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