Moldawiens Präsident unterstützt die Wiedervereinigung mit Rumänien. Warum passiert das und wohin könnte es führen?
https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/articles/2026/01/14/7229005/
Von EuropeanPravdaUA
Moldawiens Präsident unterstützt die Wiedervereinigung mit Rumänien. Warum passiert das und wohin könnte es führen?
https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/articles/2026/01/14/7229005/
Von EuropeanPravdaUA
10 Kommentare
Nowhere. EU integrations makes a lot more sense.
Moldova was split off from Romania by the Soviet Union, but they are the same people.
Still, it is up to the people of Moldova and Romania to decide.
It’s good, then they’ll have no problem swallowing up Transnistria
Nowhere. Pretty much all polls we have shows slight to strong opposition to this in Moldova and newest polls we have from Romania shows similar trend there.
Although… AUR: Romanian right populist party that is leading polls and got close to wining last presidential elections due to its nationalist worldview actually is strong supporter of that so there’s that I guess.
Jesus christ, she was asked a question „what would you vote for if there was a referendum on unification“ and she said she would vote for unification, but then said that she is in the minority and that joining the EU is a more realistic proposition.
Thats it. This does not change anything because she is not planning to join Romania
Clickbait trash.
Didn’t know that flags is so similar.
Would she be able to run for Romania’s presidency?
Should never have been divided in the first place, and should have been reunited back in the 90s. But EU is more likely.
I think the EU should experiment with more „internal integrations“ in preparation for an eventual federal EU which I think is a long ways off. It would reduce the regulator overhead, the problems with the veto, allow more military and economic coordination. I’ll probably ruffle feathers with these suggestions but Moldova + Romania makes sense, Netherlands + Germany is already integrating military forces, also integration of the Nordic and Baltics either together or separately.