Written by Thomas Gassler Saturday, 28 January 2012 21:36

Read more...Moldovarious.com had a coffee and a nice chat with Vitalie Tichim who runs the NGO Intercultural Social Center (CSI). The goal of CSI is to bring young people from the left and the right bank of the Dniester together and organises international youth exchanges in France, Germany and in Moldova. Moldovarious.com shares the agenda of CSI and supports the project both morally and financially.

Read more: "We bring youth from the left and right bank together"

 

Written by patrick griesser Friday, 20 January 2012 19:27

Read more...After several months of field research on the spot in Transdniestria and Moldova, Moldovarious launches a new book: "The Transdniestrian Issue: geopolitical chess at the crossroad between East and West"

Read more: Moldovarious launches new book on the Transdniestrian Issue

 

Written by Diana Lefter Saturday, 22 October 2011 12:45

 

Read more...Whether you are a local or a tourist, it is a fact that you will be impressed by the most imposing und largest underground wine cellar of the world – Cricova! So were we, a small family, willing to discover the most famous treasure of the country. The two hours car trip 60 metres underground, along the wine labyrinths and the guide’s exciting stories about the history and development of the cellar brought us the biggest satisfaction.

Read more: Cricova - The Treasure of Moldova

   

Written by Thomas Gassler Sunday, 06 March 2011 10:10

Read more...Dubăsari, situated at the left bank of the Dniester, has its positive connotation due to the biggest hydroelectric power station far and wide. It was back in Soviet times during the Krushchev era when the Dubasari dam with a huge water reservoir was constructed. Today the Dubassarskaja GES, so the full Russian name, not only provides the PMR but also parts of the Republic of Moldova with electricity.

Read more: Dubasari - Simply Electrifying

 

Written by Thomas Gassler Sunday, 30 January 2011 08:54

Read more...(PHOTO UPDATE) The City of the Children is the home for 300 needy children. Father Sporschill and his project Concordia found the ideal conditions for their plans in Pirita, a small village in the north of the country.

Read more: A Paradise for Children

   

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