Interview with Jonathan Steele: „I don’t think that the politics or the economy of...
Jonathan Steele is senior foreign correspondent and a columnist for British daily The Guardian,
where he has worked for several decades. Mr. Steele was a frequent visitor to the Soviet Union
in the 1970s, as a Guardian reporter. He became the paper's Washington correspondent in the
second half of the 1970s, and headed The Guardian's Moscow office between 1988 and 1994.
Mr. Steele was therefore able to witness the perestroika in the Soviet Union and the subsequent
appearance of post-Soviet states as the U.S.S.R. crumbled. He has written aand
continues to report on conflicts in Central America, the Middle East, Afghanistan, and Iraq
(which he has visited nine times since the beginning of the American military intervention).
Free and Fair Elections Is the Very Moment to Demonstrate that Moldova Is Coping...
The Czech Republic is a strong supporter of the Moldovas European integration policy. Consequently, Moldova considers the Czech Republic as being one of the most important partners within the EU. How would you evaluate the current stage of the partnership between our countries? What has been achieved? What are the perspectives of the Moldovan-Czech Cooperation?
