| - | The Russian-speakers of Transdniestria nominally seceded from Moldova in 1990, one year before the dissolution of the Soviet Union, fearing the country might shortly merge with Romania, whose language and culture it broadly shares.<br><br>Sandu struck a conciliatory tone after her victory but on Monday called for Russian troops in Transdniestria to be removed in favour of civilian monitors under the Organization for [https://stockhouse.com/search?searchtext=Security Security] and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).<br><br>"Where NATO faced one big threat in the Cold War ... today it faces two systemic rivals, the enduring threat of terrorism, instability along NATO's southern periphery," the report by a group of experts said, referring to China and Russia.<br><br><br><br>BRUSSELS, Dec 1 (Reuters) - NATO must significantly broaden its scope to help deal with climate change, future pandemics and terrorism while focusing on new security threats from China, a new high-level report commissioned by the military alliance said on Tuesday.<br><br>The report, which will be presented to NATO leaders at a planned summit next year, also seeks to address strains between allies who have held up decision-making, such as Turkey and Hungary, although it does not mention them by name.<br><br>The service is supposed to support English, Spanish, French and Dutch at launch, including both user interface as well as audio support and subtitles for library content, with additional languages available for Disney Plus originals.<br><br>Chisinau signed a political and trade deal with the EU in 2014, angering Moscow, though Brussels has also become increasingly critical of Moldova's track record on reforms and tackling corruption. (Writing by Matthias Williams Editing by Gareth Jones)<br><br>"Russia performs a very important function ... And of course, a change in some status quo, which is based on the spirit and letter of international law, could lead to serious destabilisation," Peskov told reporters in Moscow.<br><br>The Assembly Hall of the Ukrainian Institute of Scientific and Technical Expertise and Information in Kiev, Ukraine. Mr Kotov says it was constructed in 1971 and was known as 'the flying saucer'. It currently stands empty<br><br>Seen by some as a Cold War relic until Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation found new purpose in its military modernisation but now needs to "play a larger part in an international order", said the 67-page report that was presented to NATO foreign ministers.<br><br>Monument to the Conquerors of Space in Moscow. Built in 1964, 'it was intended to reflect an image of the USSR as a modern and progressive country, exploring space for the benefit of the world', says Mr Kotov<br><br>Commissioned amid doubts about the purpose and relevance of an alliance branded as "brain dead" last year by French President Emmanuel Macron, the report also cited the need for NATO to help against militant attacks, develop a strategy for its southern flank and be more prepared for technological changes.<br><br>MOSCOW/CHISINAU, Nov 30 (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Monday rebuffed calls by Moldova's incoming president, Maia Sandu, for Russian troops to withdraw from the breakaway region of Transdniestria, saying it would be seriously destabilising.<br><br>Russian President Vladimir Putin was quick to congratulate Sandu, but Dodon's defeat marked a setback for the Kremlin in Moldova, a small ex-Soviet republic sandwiched between Ukraine and EU member state Romania.<br><br>today it faces two systemic rivals, the enduring threat of terrorism, instability along NATO's southern periphery," the report by a group of experts said, referring to China and Russia. 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