Madalin Necsutu is a journalist for Balkan Insight, specializing in reporting on political and social issues in Moldova. With a focus on investigative journalism, Madalin's articles cover a range of topics including corruption, media freedom, political developments, and conflicts in the region.
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Madalin's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with particular attention to legal policy regulation and government announcements. Given this focus, Madalin would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis related to political developments in Moldova, Transnistria, Romania, the EU, and protests.
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By: Eleni Stamatoukou, Borislav Visnjic, Xhorxhina Bami, Madalin Necsutu, Hamdi Firat Buyuk, Azem Kurtic, Katarina Baletic, Vuk Tesija, Sinisa Jakov Marusic
Most Balkan countries only began offering free vaccines for the HPV virus in the past three years. Amid continuing vaccine scepticism across the region after the coronavirus pandemic, uptake rates remain relatively low.
In the shadow of a Russian ban that cost Moldova its biggest export market, Moldova's small wineries have turned to producing high-quality wines that prize quality over quantity.
By: Madalin Necsutu
Romania's electoral authorities have declined to reimburse the nationalist AUR party for its expenses in the June local and European parliamentary elections, allegedly because it breached political financing rules.
By: Madalin Necsutu
European parliamentarians adopted a resolution condemning alleged voter bribery, disinformation campaigns and political interference in Moldova by Russia, as the EU slapped sanctions on Moldovan pro-Kremlin politicians.
Ahead of crucial elections in which Moldova's pro-Western president is seeking a second term, the European Commission unveiled an ambitious growth plan aimed at doubling the economy's size and countering Russia's influence.
Days before presidential elections and a referendum are due in Moldova, authorities have closed the Telegram channels of the Moscow-based oligarch Ilan Shor and several other pro-Russian propagandists.
By: Madalin Necsutu
Maia Sandu secured EU candidate status for Moldova in her first term as president. But if she wins again, can this Harvard-educated, reform-minded leader really secure a European future for her impoverished ex-Soviet state?
By: Madalin Necsutu
Russian authorities accuse Veaceslav Platon, who is a fugitive in London, of illegally removing from Russia 480 million euros' worth of rubles that belonged to crime gangs under the pretext of foreign exchange transactions.
As EU hopeful Moldova embarks on a complex process of judicial reform and vetting to root out corruption, experts advise it to note what has gone right – and wrong – in Albania, which began the same process a decade ago.
By: Madalin Necsutu
The results of the October 20 presidential election and referendum may determine the country's geopolitical orientation for good, analysts say – as Russia pulls out all the stops in an attempt to shape the outcome.
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