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Why the EU and Nato fear Romania’s hard-right presidential frontrunner
Hard-right leader George Simion appeared to have strolled to a comfortable victory in the first round of Romania’s presidential elections according to provisional results released overnight. But he will need to win a run-off two weeks from now to actually become president — which is not a foregone conclusion, writes Marton Dunai.
He is a huge fan of US President Donald Trump, opposes military aid to Ukraine and wants to restore Romania to its 1940 ...
Romanian authorities have obtained concrete evidence that Russia orchestrated cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns aimed ...
The vote in the first round in Romania, which favors the populist, ultranationalist, and pro-Russian candidate George Simion, ...
The antiestablishment candidate’s leading position in opinion polls is adding to fears in the West about instability in a ...
Romania's political landscape was shaken last year when a top court voided the previous presidential election in which the ...
Romania chooses another anti-EU and anti-NATO nationalist in the first round of the repeat presidential elections, following ...
Romania’s last presidential election was canceled in December when it was deemed that the winner had benefitted from Russian ...
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Romania carries out NATO drills on Black SeaThe Romanian navy carried out NATO drills last month in the Black Sea region as European allies mull the long-term ...
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