Warring Moldovan leaders look to 2018 polls
If the president's party wins next year's election, he can start putting his pro-Moscow policies into action
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- Domestic frictions, regional implications
- 'Troops out' call
- Divergent visions
- Election manoeuvring
- Dubious rule changes
- Uncertain future for PDM
- Economic factors
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_350.jpg "Russian President Vladimir Putin, front, meets with his Moldovan counterpart Igor Dodon at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia (Reuters/Maxim Shipenkov)")