Moldova bans pro-Russian party ahead of 2025 election
Source: Moldovan authorities bar pro-Russian party from Sunday's election (2025-09-27)
Moldovan authorities have prohibited the pro-Russian Shor Party from participating in the upcoming 2025 parliamentary elections, citing national security concerns and allegations of undermining the country's stability. The decision was announced by the Central Election Commission, which stated that the party's activities pose a threat to Moldova's sovereignty and democratic processes. The move comes amid ongoing tensions between pro-Western and pro-Russian factions within Moldova, a country often caught between Moscow and Western influences. The Shor Party, led by businessman Ilan Shor, has been accused of attempting to destabilize the government and has faced previous bans and legal actions. The authorities' decision aims to prevent potential unrest and maintain electoral integrity ahead of the next national vote.
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