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Presidential candidates cast votes in tense presidential runoff in Romania
Presidential candidates in Romania are casting ballots in a tense presidential runoff between a hard-right nationalist and a pro-Western centrist, in a high-stakes election rerun that could determine the geopolitical direction of the European Union and NATO member country.
Romania heads to the polls Sunday to elect its next president. The first round saw the hard-right candidate secure an impressive 40 percent of the vote against the mayor of Bucharest, a champion of ...
Here's what to know about Sunday's run-off vote in Romania's presidential election, pitting hard-right eurosceptic lawmaker ...
BUCHAREST, Romania — Romania's presidential election redo next ... Romania’s Constitutional Court annulled the election on Dec. 6 after the far-right outsider Calin Georgescu topped ...
Turnout was high as Romanians flocked to polling stations for the second round of a presidential election run-off that could impact the country's political direction in Europe and its support for ...
Romania's Presidency announced on Tuesday that it appointed minister of the interior Catalin Predoiu as interim premier, a ...
Far-right candidate George Simion was declared the winner Monday in the first round of Romania's presidential election.
Romanian nationalist candidate George Simion, on a visit to Paris on Friday, accused French President Emmanuel Macron of ...
Romania's far-right candidate George Simion took a comfortable lead in Sunday's first round of presidential elections, ...
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