Parliament Dissolved by Maia Sandu

The dissolution of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova by Maia Sandu was a pivotal action taken in response to the changing political landscape and the end of the state of emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic. Following the Constitutional Court's decision to lift the state of emergency, Sandu moved to dissolve the Parliament, which had been a point of contention in Moldovan politics. This decision was aimed at addressing the political deadlock and facilitating a new parliamentary election that could potentially reshape the governance of the country. The subsequent snap parliamentary elections were held, leading to a decisive victory for the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), which is known for its pro-European stance. This shift in power was significant for Moldova's political orientation and its aspirations for closer ties with the European Union.