Moscow has “categorically” rejected accusations of meddling.

A referendum on Moldova joining the EU has passed with a razor-thin majority as pro-Brussels President Maia Sandu blamed the outcome on foreign meddling in a veiled reference to Russia, which denied the accusations.

(Bloomberg) — Moldovan President Maia Sandu faced an unexpected setback as a referendum on joining the European Union appeared on track to pass with a slim margin, defying pre-vote polls showing a consistent majority in the former Soviet republic backing accession.

CHISINAU: Moldova's pro-EU President Maia Sandu blamed an "unprecedented assault on our country's freedom and democracy" after partial election results on Sunday (Oct 20) showed a majority of Moldovans choosing "no" in a referendum on joining the European Union. If confirmed, this will mean a major setback

CHISINAU: Moldovans on Sunday (Oct 20) voted against the ex-Soviet republic joining the EU in a referendum, according to partial results published by the election commission, a potential setback for pro-European President Maia Sandu as she seeks re-election. With almost 60 per cent of the vote counted, mor

Voters in Moldova cast their ballots on Sunday in two decisive polls regarding the country's future: a presidential election and a referendum on joining the EU. Frontrunner and incumbent President Maia…