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Why Romania’s high-stakes presidential election is a pivotal moment
“Pivotal moment” is an understatement for what Romania will go through this weekend, as the country decides between two starkly different presidential candidates: the centrist, pro-EU mayor of Bucharest Nicuşor Dan, and the ultranationalist rising star George Simion, writes Marton Dunai.
Two men, one turning point: Romania heads into 2025 presidential election, seen as major political test
Romania’s 2025 presidential election has become a defining moment for its future in Europe, NATO, and the global economy. With the race tied, voters face a choice between pro-EU reform and rising nationalism.
Portugal’s political system still holds a functioning cordon sanitaire to isolate the far right, according to Marina Costa ...
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Far-right places first in Romanian election, sets stage for run-offFar-right nationalist George Simion won the first round of Romania’s presidential rerun election on Sunday, securing 40% of ...
A far-right Romanian opposition leader who aligned himself with Donald Trump secured a first-round victory in a repeat presidential election, dealing a blow to the Black Sea nation’s ruling ...
In the lead up to the second round of Romania’s presidential election, a new investigation by Global Witness suggests that ...
Bucharest mayor and independent presidential candidate Nicușor Dan is ahead of George Simion, the leader of far-right party ...
Twenty percent of Romanians live outside the country – a total of 5 million people – and in the first round of the ...
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