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Moldova’s Growing Integration with the EU: Expanding Cooperation and a Stronger Focus on Security
Analysis by Denis Cenusa, associate expert with Expert-Grup for FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin After nearly two years of waiting, on 15 June the European Union announced that the first accession negotiation cluster – the Fundamentals cluster –wou...
Angela Gramadă: The European Agenda Must Not Be Monopolised by a Single Political Party
Angela Gramadă, Director of the Experts for Security and Global Affairs (ESGA) think tank, spoke with FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin about the strong political signals that Brussels has sent to the Republic of Moldova and the challenges that will sh...
Europe’s Door Has Opened. Why Chisinau Can No Longer Afford to Lose Momentum
Editorial by de Madalin Necsutu, journalist at TVR Moldova, for FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin On 15 June, the Republic of Moldova did not yet receive its ticket into the European Union. It received something more important for this stage of the ...
Daniela Morari: „We aim to open the remaining negotiating clusters as soon as possible.”
The Republic of Moldova is entering a decisive stage of its EU ac cession negotiations following the opening of Cluster 1 – “Funda mentals” on 15 June in Luxembourg. In an interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin, the Ambassador of the Repub...
Adrian Ermurachi: Local Public Administration Reform: Beyond the Models, What Matters Is the Way Decisions Are Made
Interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin Local public administration reform in the Republic of Moldova has ceased to be a taboo subject. After several unsuccessful attempts and multiple decentralization policies that followed one another ...
The Local Public Administration Reform Model Proposed by Mark Tkaciuk, Chairman of the Civic Congress Party
Interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin What do you consider to be the main structural weakness of Moldova’s current local public administration system, and why is the reform model you advocate better suited than the available alternativ...
Viorel Furdui: The Local Public Administration Reform Model Proposed by the Congress of Local Authorities from Moldova
Interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin Mr Furdui, what do you consider to be the main structural weakness of Moldova’s current local public administration system, and why is the reform model you advocate better suited than the available...
Sergiu Palihovici: The Local Public Administration Reform Model Proposed by the School of Public Administration of Moldova State University
Interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin Mr Palihovici, what do you consider to be the main structural weakness of Moldova’s current local public administration system, and why is the reform model you advocate better suited than the avail...
Diana Chiriac: The Local Public Administration Reform Model Proposed by the Government
Interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin What do you consider to be the main structural weakness of Moldova’s current local public administration system, and why is the reform model you advocate better suited than the available alternativ...
Editorial// The Real Stakes of Local Government Reform: Four Concepts, One Conclusion
Editorial by Madalin Necsutu, journalist at TVR Moldova for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin At the roundtable organized on 26 May by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in partnership with the School of Public Administration of Moldova State Univer...
Sergiu Palihovici: The administrative-territorial reform does not take place in a political and social vacuum, but at a historic moment
The Director of the Public Administration School within the Moldova State University, Sergiu Palihovici, gave an interview for the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin, in which we addressed the main dimensions of the administrative-territorial reform. Th...
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