In election shock, Romanian far-right NATO critic set for presidential contest
A hard-right critic of NATO who has praised Russia is set to face a centre-right opposition leader in a presidential election run-off in Romania that could undermine its pro-Western stance after a shock outcome in the first-round vote.
The victory of ultranationalist Călin Georgescu is sparking fear that Romania could slide into the growing pro-Moscow camp.
An American air defense platoon has been monitoring NATO’s eastern flank for more than a week from an undisclosed location in ...
The stage is set for a historic showdown in a second round of voting December 8.
Calin Georgescu, who had been widely dismissed as a fringe candidate, won the most votes on Sunday with 22.9 percent. He will ...
The runoff vote in Romania's presidential election will be contested by the center right and far right after social ...
It's an outcome that could threaten Romania's staunchly pro-Ukraine stance. Georgescu has called NATO's ballistic missile ...
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Pro-Russia candidate who swears to end Romania's 'subservience to EU and Nato' takes shock lead in country's presidential electionA pro-Russia nationalist candidate who pledged to end Romania’s “subservience to EU and Nato” has unexpectedly taken the lead ...
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