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The 13 pages that link to Moldova, each with the reason it gives.

• Post-Soviet statesBroader topic: Its unresolved Transnistria conflict illustrates the persistence of Soviet-era territorial disputes.

• Romanian languageRelated: Romanian is spoken by the majority, alongside communities using other languages.

• BessarabiaBroader topic: Most of Bessarabia lies within modern Moldova, whose territory also includes lands east of the Dniester.

• MoldaviaBroader topic: The modern republic preserves the name and much of Moldavia's eastern territory.

• Moldovan Soviet Socialist RepublicBroader topic: It inherited most of the republic's territory and became its independent successor state.

• DniesterRelated: The Dniester forms much of Moldova’s eastern boundary.

• GagauziaNarrower topic: Gagauzia is a self-governing territorial unit within Moldova’s internationally recognized borders.

• Odesa OblastRelated: The oblast borders Moldova along much of its western and northwestern sides.

• ChișinăuNarrower topic: Chișinău is Moldova’s capital and largest city.

• Gagauz peopleNarrower topic: Most Gagauz live in Moldova, where Gagauzia holds autonomous territorial status.

• Vinnytsia OblastRelated: Vinnytsia Oblast shares a southwestern border with Moldova.

• History of TransnistriaCompared with: Moldova claims sovereignty over Transnistria, while its government does not control the territory.

• O-ZoneNarrower topic: O-Zone formed there before building its audience across Romanian-speaking markets.