The ruling left-wing Social Democratic Party (PSD) is leading in yesterday’s parliamentary elections held in Romania, garnering 22.6% with 99.45% of votes counted, according to electoral commission data. The hard-right Alliance for the Unity of Romanians (AUR) came second with 18.2% of the vote. The pro-European social democrats, who until now have ruled together with the liberals, are therefore coming first in the Romanian elections, but the far right is confirming its strong rise, throwing into uncertainty the state that borders Ukraine and is a member of the EU and NATO. The total number of far-right forces is above 31%, which is three times higher than in the previous elections in 2020. These elections were held a week after the surprise success of far-right candidate Kalin Gheorgescu in the first round of the presidential elections. , an outcome that raised fears in western Europe about Romania’s strategic positioning. The parliamentary elections did not allow the situation to be “clarified”, […]
Source: News Beast
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