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The Foreign Policy Association of Moldova organized on October 25-30, a visit to Chisinau of six scholars from the United States of America, participants...

TOPICS OF THE EDITION: HE Angela Ganninger, German Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova: „We are counting on the new Government to fully implement...

Tug of war in Moldova? Dynamics within and outside Moldovan leadership Moldova’s current leadership celebrated its 100th day in power in September. This milestone is...

What political changes bring for Moldova Summer was a probation period for the new coalition government led by Maia Sandu. The new government has come...

TOPICS OF THE EDITION: 1. Ion Sturza, businessman, former Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova: “The new Government should communicate rather internally, and instead...

APE Activity Report, April 2018 - May 2019 Annex 1, APE Activity Report, April 2018 - May 2019

TOPICS OF THE EDITION: 1. Nicu Popescu, Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova: ”My mandate and that of the...

TOPICS OF THE EDITION: 1. Daniela Morari, State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova: ”It is...

Declaration National Platform of the Civil Society Forum of the Eastern Partnership Regarding the situation in the Republic of Moldova 9 June 2019 TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the recent...

“The hybrid politics phenomenon in the Eastern European region: informational security from the media perspective in Moldova and Ukraine”, this being the main topic...

Moldova: Stalemate — looking for the way out The way out of the Moldovan domestic politics’ impasse, formed after the parliamentary elections, has not yet...

TOPICS OF THE EDITION: 1. Tatiana Molcean, State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova: ”Our goal...

Victoria Bucataru, Executive director, Foreign Policy Association For almost three years, the news about Brexit and its consequences have become a more frequent and increasingly natural...

Moldova: A new round of political games The intriguing results of parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova will most likely lead to a coalition...

Moldova: Where the three fight, the fourth wins The political situation in Moldova has been slowly getting back on track after the February elections. President...

TOPICS OF THE EDITION: 1. Stela Jantuan, political analyst: “There are a lot of elements that create this puzzle of insecurity in the “MD” version” 2....

Victoria Bucataru, Executive director, Foreign Policy Association Security is a state and a necessity that concerns us all, whether we are talking about the citizens and...

 On 28 of March, in Tallin, Estonia, took place a study visit with the participation of experts from Foreign Policy Association of Moldova APE, ICDS-International...

On 21-22 of March, in Borjomi (Georgia) took place the Regional Women, Peace and Security Monitoring Conference The event took place in the context of...

This analysis claims that the Republic of Moldova in particular, and the Eastern Europe in general, are facing an unobvious and new strain of Russian hybrid war. This obscure form of interstate aggression pioneered by Russia against its former satellites and the West, is deliberately designed to escape its timely detection by existing international law mechanisms. Therefore, the analysis points out that the process, widely labeled as hybrid war, is a model of stealthy political assimilation of new countries, as a modern replacement of territorial annexation. By focusing on the Republic of Moldova’s case, the analysis examines and reveals the nuances and particularities of this obscure form of Russian aggression. To do so, it elicits important dynamics of the Russian model of hybrid aggression. In turn, this allows to generalize this type of aggression, suggesting it became a typical and widely used war technology in Russia’s foreign policy against many countries. The only difference displayed by other European countries, in contrast to Moldova, is that they have specific levels of vulnerability, and thus trigger responses from Russia that are tailored to exploit that variation in their degrees of vulnerability.