In a critical moment for its future, Moldova has recently concluded both presidential elections and a referendum on EU membership. Preliminary results indicate a divide among voters, with early reports showing a significant percentage supporting EU aspirations, while a substantial anti-EU sentiment has also emerged. President Maia Sandu, who leads in the presidential race, has highlighted ongoing foreign interference, particularly from Russia, as a serious threat to democracy. The EU vote remains too close to call, with claims of voter fraud and a potential setback for pro-European forces as they navigate accusations of Russian meddling. As Moldova stands at a crossroads between Eastern and Western influences, the outcome of these important votes could fundamentally shape its geopolitical alignment.