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Nick Stevens Graphics's avatar

One thing I have yet to see from ANYONE...

How does this end?

Best case, worst case, any case?

The only bits that seem clear to me are:

Energy in Moldova Proper is becoming a LOT more expensive, for a LONG time.

I see no way for Transnistria to avoid a near complete economic collapse.

Therefore it's likely to be like a mini version of West Germany trying to lift up East Germany.

Best I can see is that Moldova's friends seize the opportunity to end the frozen conflict, and offer a LOT of support.

But, the energy inflation may well destroy the pro-Europe parties chances in the next election?

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Nick Stevens Graphics's avatar

An excellent and useful summary, thank you!

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