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<cfTitle cfLangCode='RO' cfTrans='o'>Independenła Republicii Moldova si marile puteri: influenłe si probleme ale consolidării si afirmării internałionale
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<cfAbstr cfLangCode='EN' cfTrans='o'>The article presents the political analysis of the external conditions for the
appearance of the Moldovan state on the background of the international state
system. The author compares the international situation at the end of World
War I, when the Democratic Moldavian Republic was declared, and the external
conditions of the proclamation of the Republic of Moldova in 1991. He attempts
to explain the relation between the accomplishment of interests of great
powers, in the case of the falling apart of the Russian Empire in 1917 and of the
Soviet Union in 1991 both events served as a premise for the appearance of the
Moldovan State and as a chance for its constitution and development. In the
author’s opinion, the current international system is favorable for the independent
development of the Republic of Moldova, as it is in unison with the world
policy for the constitution of a new world order based on the redistribution of
the influence of the great powers, as a result of the dissolution of the USSR, compared
to the situation of 1917, when the independent Moldovan State did not
fit into the strategy for the constitution of the international system after World
War I.</cfAbstr>
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