Moldova's pro-European government has a new prime minister, seven weeks after Chiril Gaburici quit over allegations that he had fake school diplomas.
Valeriu Strelet received a slim majority support from the eastern European nation's parliament on Thursday (30 July), according to international media.
Later in the day he was sworn in as prime minister. A banking crisis, corruption, and inflation are among the most pressing challenges faces him.
Moldova, virtually landlocked...
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