Este territorio no aparece como nación independiente en ningún plano oficial, pero su historia lo convierte como uno de los "países fantasmas" más intrigantes del mundo.

On this trip, Eric and Thomas head to a country in Eastern Europe that doesn't exist that calls itself Transnistria..

Europe's poorest country is rich in history and culture, but it is somewhere that most Brits have never considered visiting before.

Tuesday Map: Don’t cry for me, Transnistria While Kosovo, Chechnya, and Georgia’s breakaway provinces get all the press, you might be wondering if there are any other post-Soviet regional ...

In the Kyiv Post newsroom, Iurii Briceag – a soldier, intelligence officer and politician – calmly opens up a map to demonstrate his concerns. “If Ukraine weakens,” he says, “Russian troops from ...

En este vídeo exploramos la compleja situación de Transnistria, una región separatista en el este de Moldavia que ha estado en el centro de una tensión política y militar desde principios de ...

Transnistria, an unrecognized breakaway region between Moldova and Ukraine, operates autonomously with its own government, currency, and military. Despite its political ambiguity, it maintains its ...

Transnistria, con 520.000 habitantes, está salpicada por pueblos como Bender, Dubăsari, Grigoriopol, Rîbniţa y Camenca. Casi nadie los pisa. Lo normal es abandonar la zona a las pocas horas.

Transnistria, Latin for "beyond the Dniester River," has a population size of around 400,000 and has been controlled by pro-Russian separatists since 1992, though it remains part of Moldova.

Transnistria’s media outlets, echoing Russian talking points, blame Ukraine, the United States and Moldova’s government for the gas cutoff. Whispers that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia ...

As a result, Transnistria remains a "country that doesn't exist" on official maps, sustained largely by Russian support, and existing in a unique cultural and political gray area.

Transnistria, however, continues to receive Russian gas, which fuels the majority of Moldova’s electricity needs. Historically, Transnistria received the gas for free, with Russia billing the Moldovan ...