Romania, constitutional court and Europe
Romanian far-right chief’s bid to reinstate election result fails in European court
The unprecedented cancelation of Romania’s vote drew condemnation from across the political spectrum, including from Georgescu’s ideological foes. His would-be opponent in the now-canceled runoff, reformist candidate Elena Lasconi, said Romania’s democracy was being “trampled” by the state.
Dive into the dramatic election crisis in Romania, where alleged Russian disinformation campaigns led to the invalidation of ...
Romania's government is proposing a lower deficit than last year, but the market still have questions given May's presidential election. The finance ministry wants to focus on local funding sources ...
Romania's coalition government approved on Thursday a re-run of a two-round presidential election on May 4 and May 18 as ...
Tens of thousands protested in Romania’s capital against a top court’s decision last month to annul the presidential election ...
The protest follows the court’s December decision to annul the election just two days before a scheduled runoff. Far-right ...
Tens of thousands of Romanians marched in Bucharest on Sunday, demanding the reinstatement of the presidential election and ...
Romania will hold a fresh presidential election in May, after the country's court annulled the results of last year's first ...
Călin Georgescu, an independent far-right candidate with pro-Russian sympathies, surprisingly won the first round of the ...
Crin Antonescu, the proposed single candidate of the pro-European coalition government would get 25% of the vote, followed by ...
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