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Romania's government falls, far-right firewall crumbles
Romania's pro-reform, pro-European government led by Ilie Bolojan of the National Liberal Party (PNL) was ousted in a May 6, 2026 parliamentary no-confidence vote, after the Social Democratic Party (PSD) joined forces with the far-right, pro-Russian Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) — breaking a previously agreed firewall against the far right in post-communist Romania. President Nicusor Dan has ruled out snap elections and aims to form a new pro-Western government, though the far-right AUR pushes for early polls to increase its support.
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9 tagsRomanian government collapseno-confidence votefar-right firewall collapsepro-European coalitionspecial pension reformsnap electionsfar-right politicspro-Russian partyRomanian political instability
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Romania's government falls, far-right firewall crumbles
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