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- Employees of two companies protest and ask PM to intervene, Info-Prim Neo, 9 February 2010, 17:22
- „A well-thought action plan was drawn up on April 7", PLDM deputy president, DECA-press, 9 February 2010, 17:21
- Igor Dodon makes gloomy forecasts, Info-Prim Neo, 9 February 2010, 17:14
- The new Romanian ambassador to Chisinau, accepted, DECA-press, 9 February 2010, 16:52
Fields of Terror - the New Slave Trade in the Heart of Europe
Poor people are being lured from Eastern Europe to the Czech Republic for forced labour. Some of the worst gangsters are now on trial but there is no sign of this evil trade coming to an end.
White Crow: Cristian Ziliberberg, the organizational designer © Ion Grosu & Helene Jackson
Medvedev, Voronin and Smirnov sign joint statement
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin and Tiraspol administration leader Igor Smirnov have ended their talks in Moscow by inking a joint statement. The announcement has been made by Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov.
According to Lavrov, the statement "expresses the satisfaction related to the sides' intention to settle the conflict by peaceful means." "The parties have agreed to continue their efforts to solve the problem, to step up the work of the working groups, and to resume the work in the 5+2 format," Lavrov said.
Russia, Moldova and Transnistria, the minister said, agreed to transform the peace-keeping forces in the conflict area into a new operation under the OSCE's aegis.
Now the peace and stability in the security zone are kept by peace-keeping forces, consisting from troops of Russia (335 military), of Moldova (453 military), Transnistria (490 military) and a group of military observers from Ukraine (10 officers.) The peace keepers were brought in after the military conflict in Transnistria of the spring and summer of 1992.
