Calin Georgescu, the Far-Right Outsider Who Could Be Romania's New President
BUCHAREST/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Calin Georgescu, who has stunned Romania and its European allies by leading the first round of the eastern European country's presidential election, is a far-right, self-styled outsider critical of NATO and of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
The meteoric rise of hardcore nationalist Călin Georgescu in Romania’s first-round presidential election over the weekend is ...
An upcoming National Defense Council (CSAT) meeting will look at possible risks related to the IT infrastructure supporting ...
Calin Georgescu, a far-right independent candidate, unexpectedly won the first round of Romania's presidential elections, ...
An independent candidate with a nationalist background has stunned Romania and alarmed its allies by coming first in the ...
Sebastian Popescu, the presidential candidate from the "Noua Românie" Party, and Cristian Terheș, backed by the Romanian ...
Romanian far-right candidate Calin Georgescu won the first round of the presidential election, prompting protests and ...
Calin Georgescu, who had been widely dismissed as a fringe candidate, won the most votes on Sunday with 22.9 percent. He will ...
Calin Georgescu’s surprise victory means the current pro-West prime minister will not make it to the election runoff.
Financial markets might run out of patience with Romania's high fiscal deficit, the country's fiscal watchdog warned on ...
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