A few days ago, details regarding Russian plans for a coup in Ukraine’s neighboring country became public. A new government led by President Maia Sandu’s former security adviser has now taken office.
Moldova has had turbulent days: warnings of Russian plans to overthrow the country, the resignation of the head of government, a suspicious balloon in the sky and an entry ban for sports fans from the Balkans. But now the small country between Romania and Ukraine has a government once more. On Thursday the parliament in Chisinau confirmed the new Prime Minister Dorin Recean and his cabinet. What happened?