In election shock, Romanian far-right NATO critic set to contest presidential runoff
A hard-right critic of NATO who has praised Russia is set to face a center-right opposition leader in a presidential election runoff in Romania that could undermine its pro-Western stance after a shock outcome in the first-round vote.
The stage is set for a historic showdown in a second round of voting December 8.
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 ...
It's an outcome that could threaten Romania's staunchly pro-Ukraine stance. Georgescu has called NATO's ballistic missile ...
Georgescu will face center-right contender Elena Lasconi, leader of the opposition Save Romania Union, in the presidential ...
A far-right NATO critic who wants to end support for Ukraine has won the most votes in a shock election result in Romania. It ...
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