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Romanian far-right leader Simion demands Ukraine repay aid, opposes further support
George Simion, leader of Romania's far-right AUR party, who won the first round of the presidential election with nearly 40% of the vote, reiterated that if elected, he would oppose any further assistance to Ukraine and shift Romania’s focus inward.
Thousands of people rallied in Romania's capital, Bucharest, and other cities in support of the European Union on Friday, one ...
Thousands of people gathered in Romania’s capital on Friday for a pro-European Union march. It came a week before the final ...
Bismarck the Sphinx cat hisses while a judge takes notes during an international feline beauty competition in Bucharest, ...
Romania's political crisis and possible delays in a policy response to economic imbalances following the collapse of the ...
George Simion, a nationalist and vocal supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump and his MAGA movement, has won Romania’s ...
A child jumps under an European Union flag during a pro-EU rally ahead of the second round of the presidential election redo ...
A deepening political crisis after the first round of Romania's presidential election triggered the collapse of a pro-Western ...
George Simion has said, if he wins Romania's presidential election, he will call for a referendum into last year's canceled vote.
Simion stepped into the race, exploiting voter disgust with Romania’s political establishment over corruption and mismanagement. On Sunday he won a stunning 41 per cent in the first-round replay, ...
Romania is currently rated BBB- by both S&P and Fitch, and an equivalent Baa3 by Moody's. All three have a "negative" outlook ...
Sunday’s vote underscored strong anti-establishment sentiment among voters and signaled a power shift away from traditional ...
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