15 September 1998 The decision by two Moldovan radio stations to devote much of their air time to rebroadcasting programming from Russia has prompted emotional accusations that the stations have sold out Moldovan national interests in favor of quick cash. But the issue also points to a growing trend. To be successful in Moldova–where Romanian is the official language, but […]
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