A referendum in Moldova saw 50.46% of voters supporting a change in the country’s constitution to make joining the EU a main strategic goal. The campaign was marred by allegations of Russian interference, including misinformation, protests, and vote-buying. Moldovan officials claim Russia spent over €100m on the elections. The razor-thin result raises questions about Moldova’s future. The Guardian’s Russian affairs reporter Pjotr Sauer discussed the implications of the referendum with Michael Safi. The Guardian is committed to keeping its journalism open and accessible to all, and readers are encouraged to support their work.
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