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‘Protest in Moldova can reshape its political scenery’

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Published 07 April, 2009, 20:51

Political trade-offs about the results of the Moldovan election, along with Tuesday’s protests, can lead to significant changes in the republic’s balance of power, says political analyst Aleksandr Fomenko.

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