Moldova's recent election produced a deeply and evenly divided parliament, in which the major parties have struggled to form a governing coalition. This deadlock creates uncertainty about economic growth, geopolitical orientation, and conflict settlement efforts, while also raising the possibility of early elections. Kennan Institute Global Fellow William Hill, twice Head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova, recently visited Chisinau and Tiraspol and discussed the current situation in Moldova.
Speaker:
William H. Hill - Wilson Center Global Fellow; Former Professor of National Security Strategy, National War College, Washington D.C.
