Romanian Social Democrats take ambiguous stance after winning parliamentary elections
Romanian prime minister Marcel Ciolacu, confirmed as president of the largest party in the future Parliament after the December 1 elections (Social Democratic Party, PSD), avoided voicing support for any of the candidates in the key presidential ballot where reformist Elena Lasconi (USR)
Romania's ruling Social Democratic Party was in the lead with 26% of the vote in the country's parliamentary elections, ...
In her first speech after the validation of the first round of the presidential elections in Romania and after the release of ...
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Romanian elections shift landscape as far-right gains groundAfter counting votes from over 99% of the precincts in Sunday's parliamentary elections in Romania, the Social Democratic ...
Romania's Social Democratic Party looked set to win the most votes in Sunday's parliamentary election, incomplete data showed ...
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Electoral data shows that a far-right populist has taken the lead in Romania’s presidential election and will likely face ...
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu called for an investigation into a campaign of his pro-Russian ultranationalist ...
Romania's ruling Social Democratic Party was in the lead with 26% of the vote in the country's parliamentary elections, ...
Romanian opposition hard-right leader George Simion said on Tuesday his party would like to be in a governing coalition but ...
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