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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.
Nationalist AUR party's George Simion, who often dons MAGA hat, comes in first, with Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan narrowly ...
The vote in the first round in Romania, which favors the populist, ultranationalist, and pro-Russian candidate George Simion, ...
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