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Hard-right Trump admirer Simion seeks victory in Romania presidential election
Eurosceptic hard-right lawmaker George Simion could be elected Romania's president on Sunday, riding a wave of popular anger over living costs, corruption and the cancellation of a vote last year that another far-right contender had looked set to win.
George Simion suggests Romania, a member of the European Union and NATO, should stop aiding Ukraine. Ukraine has banned him as a “national security threat.” ...
The race pits George Simion, the leader of the hard-right Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, against pro-EU Bucharest Mayor ...
From presidential runoffs to snap parliamentary votes, these elections come at a time of heightened political tension, ...
As Romanians head to the polls in a pivotal presidential election, the country’s struggle to come to terms with its communist ...
George Simion, founder of the far-right AUR party, won the first round of the election earlier this month, taking 40.96% of the vote. Opinion polls show he and centrist independent Nicusor Dan are ...
If Bucharest does lurch over to the saboteur camp, it would be a bitter blow as Romania carries greater geostrategic heft ...
Sunday’s presidential election in Romania could have significant implications for NATO and the European Union if the ...
The frontrunner in Romania's presidential election, George Simion, accuses the current government of attacking democracy and ...
Hard-right presidential candidate George Simion is extending a warm hand to other parties, but getting the cold shoulder.
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