Cristian Gherasim
Contributor @CNN; @Euronews; @euobs; @DeutscheWelle; @Independent; @Euractiv; @CGTNEurope; Analyst. Journo.
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4 days ago |
fairobserver.com | Cristian Gherasim
War broke out in Sudan in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group that was once supported by the army but now competes with it for control. This conflict has received far less attention than those in Gaza, Ukraine, or recent developments in the transatlantic alliance. As of November 14, 2024, at least 61,000 people have been killed in Khartoum State, with 26,000 of those deaths directly attributed to the violence.
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1 month ago |
emerging-europe.com | Cristian Gherasim
Counterfeit and contraband tobacco products represent a bigger health hazard than regulated tobacco, while porous borders are a security risk for NATO’s eastern and south eastern flanks. A unnamed smuggler operating at the Romanian Ukrainian border spoke to a local media outlet some years ago confessing something everyone already knew, namely that poverty speaks for itself. “As long as people remain poor, demand for smuggled cigarettes will never go away. And neither will we,” he said.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
fairobserver.com | Cristian Gherasim
A state is as vulnerable as its institutions, and Moldova’s unreformed justice system remains one of its most exposed. With Russia winning significant ground in Ukraine, Moldova is once again in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s crosshairs. The small former Soviet country, sandwiched between the European Union and Russia has to strengthen its state institutions if it is to stand any chance against the hybrid war Putin has been insidiously carrying out throughout Eastern Europe.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
rb.gy | Cristian Gherasim
A state is as vulnerable as its institutions, and Moldova’s unreformed justice system remains one of its most exposed. With Russia winning significant ground in Ukraine, Moldova is once again in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s crosshairs. The small former Soviet country, sandwiched between the European Union and Russia has to strengthen its state institutions if it is to stand any chance against the hybrid war Putin has been insidiously carrying out throughout Eastern Europe.
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Nov 22, 2024 |
emerging-europe.com | Cristian Gherasim
The fight against corruption is non-negotiable if the Republic of Moldova wants to join the European Union. After winning a runoff presidential vote and scoring a razor-thin victory in a referendum on Moldova’s future direction of travel (the country chose the EU), President Maia Sandu now has an even harder battle ahead that she cannot afford to lose: reforming a notoriously corrupt justice system.
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My take on some of what Moldova must do going forward https://t.co/ZITgQk7Y74
European integration could help Republic of Moldova overcome its demographic crisis. More on that in my latest op-ed for @Euractiv https://t.co/rlpoVLt8hA https://t.co/pKkBUKA6mG
My take on the upcoming referendum in Moldova on EU membership https://t.co/YB2BKyzYA8 https://t.co/3CQQVrlRdJ