DV·Nov 3Transnistria: Several Profiles, One Unsettled BodyIn “Identity in a Narrow Territory,” Gheorghe Virtosu uses green masses, narrow junctions and competing orientations to explore the…
InThe Promethean ReportbyPromeuraz·Sep 25Russia’s Expanding Geography of Electoral PoliticsVolume 1, Issue 14: Moscow, Transnistria, South Ossetia
Aleix Rietbergen·Sep 23I Went to “Russia” in EuropeTransnistria: The Place That Got Stuck in Soviet TimesA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Political PrismbyIan T Werrett LL.M·Aug 19When Does a Breakaway Region Become a State? Transnistria’s Human Rights TestTransnistria’s claim to independence is not just a geopolitical dispute, it’s a test of how human rights impact modern statehoodA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Promethean ReportbyPromeuraz·Aug 14Contested SovereigntyVolume 1, Issue 8: Kosovo, South Ossetia, Transnistria
InThe Promethean ReportbyPromeuraz·May 22Citizenship, Memory, and Peripheral AlignmentVolume 1, Issue 2: Transnistria, Tatarstan, Republika Srpska
Marius Thirion Roszyk·Feb 19Transnistria: The Forgotten Front of the War in UkraineWhy a small breakaway region could reshape Eastern Europe’s future
InStoryFlow Network accepting new writersbyJonathan·Dec 19, 2025Tiraspol: The Soviet style city that time forgotAfter our trip to Bender the trip continued towards Tiraspol, the biggest city and capital of Transnistria.
InTrue Travel TalesbyGreg Clark·Dec 10, 2025Behind the Iron Curtain: Tales from Transnistria (or is it Pridnestrovie)A place that exists in diplomatic limbo. I stepped back into the USSR and crossed into a place that history tried to erase.A response icon2A response icon2
