The football club is run at a massive loss.Speaking to ordinary people on either side of the
Dniester river, the view seems to be that the partition of Moldova serves nobody but the political elite.
To take into consideration a temporal dimension means that an assessment should distinguish between present-day and future vulnerability of a river (in our case the
Dniester river) water resources.
Moldova's proximity to the European Union, limited law enforcement capacity, and its lack of control of the Transnistria territory (on the east bank of the
Dniester River adjoining the Ukrainian border) where Moldovan law and by extension, national drug policy, are not applicable, have complicated drug control efforts.
(2005) 1988 Ukraine,
Dniester River Shevtsova (2000) 1992 Russia, Volga River and Caspian Antonov (1993) Sea 2001 Russia, Moscow River Lvova (2004) 2004 Romania, Danube River Micu & Telembici (2004) 2005 Moldova,
Dniester River Son (2007) 2006 The Netherlands, Rhine River Molloy et al.
To get to Moldova from Odessa (now in Ukraine) one must drive through the self-proclaimed "republic" of Transdniestria (population 700,000), a sliver of land on the north shore of the
Dniester river. A clump of peeling buildings, rusting wire, and a filthy lavatory mark the start of Transdniestrian sovereignty.
To get to Moldova from Odessa (now in Ukraine) one must drive through the self-proclaimed "republic" of Transdnistria (population 700,000), a sliver of land on the north shore of the
Dniester River. A clump of peeling buildings, rusting wire, and a filthy lavatory mark the start of Transdnistrian sovereignty.Aa
But I must tell the Kadima candidate: "Madam, what you are saying is already a little obsolete." Since Vladimir Jabotinsky was born 128 years ago into the Jewish minority in Odessa, much water has flown down the
Dniester River, and I am not sure that even he would have signed Tzipi's statement.
Deployed at the
Dniester River, the Russian Ninth Army's mission was to advance into the Bukovina on either side of the river, threatening the entire Habsburg eastern Galician front from the south.
Its history reflects a sharp cultural cleavage defined by recurring encounters between Byzantine-Ottoman and Western Christian civilizations together with somewhat belated Russian Orthodox intrusions south of the
Dniester River.
The area on the eastern side of the
Dniester River was industrialized by the Soviet Union and is inhabited mostly by Ukrainian and Russian speakers.
Meanwhile, foreign investment is further discouraged by instability generated by the continuing conflict over the Transdniestria region, on the other side of the
Dniester river, bordering Ukraine.