Calin Georgescu, the Far-Right Outsider Who Could Be Romania's New President
BUCHAREST/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Calin Georgescu, who has stunned Romania and its European allies by leading the first round of the eastern European country's presidential election, is a far-right, self-styled outsider critical of NATO and of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
Financial markets might run out of patience with Romania's high fiscal deficit, the country's fiscal watchdog warned on ...
This leaves Romania’s governing party without a candidate in the second round of voting, set for December 8, for the first ...
In this very busy year of elections worldwide, it’s safe to say that the presidential contest in Romania didn’t garner all ...
“Călin Georgescu, a pro-Russian candidate who admires Putin and undermines Ukraine’s legitimacy, would be a dangerous choice ...
A little-known pro-Russian candidate won the first round of Romania’s presidential election after an unprecedented backlash ...
The victory of ultranationalist Călin Georgescu is sparking fear that Romania could slide into the growing pro-Moscow camp.
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