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6 days ago |
intellinews.com | Iulian Ernst
Aspiring president George Simion has announced that if elected, he will appoint Calin Georgescu as Romania's prime minister — a move that effectively brings Georgescu’s “Food, Water, Energy” programme to the forefront of national debate. More than a policy platform, this document functions as an ideological roadmap: one that promises to heal Romania through moral revival, economic distributism and sovereign independence.
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6 days ago |
intellinews.com | Iulian Ernst
Romanian presidential candidates George Simion and Nicuşor Dan have presented contrasting visions for the future government in the run-up to the decisive second electoral round, News.ro reported on May 8. While Simion called for a broad national unity cabinet, Dan advocated for an executive backed exclusively by pro-Western parties and national minority representatives.
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1 week ago |
intellinews.com | Iulian Ernst
The gap between Romanian presidential candidates George Simion and Nicuşor Dan has narrowed to under 10 percentage points ahead of the second round of voting, according to a Verifield poll published by Dan’s campaign, Euronews reported on May 7. The poll shows Simion, the far-right nationalist frontrunner, with 54.8% of committed voters, compared to 45.2% for Dan, who advocates for closer alignment with the European Union.
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1 week ago |
intellinews.com | Iulian Ernst
Romania’s acting President Ilie Bolojan appointed Interior Affairs Minister Cătălin Predoiu as interim prime minister on May 6, following the resignation of Marcel Ciolacu. Predoiu, who also serves as interim president of the National Liberal Party (PNL), takes over the role with the current cabinet remaining unchanged until a new government is formed after the second round of the presidential elections on May 18.
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1 week ago |
intellinews.com | Iulian Ernst
The high representative for Bosnia & Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, has warned that the country faces a serious political crisis which may lead to its disintegration, following secessionist actions by Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, according to a United Nations press release issued on May 6. Despite the worrying developments, Schmidt remained adamant that the people of Bosnia can and do live together.
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