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Radu Burnete

  • Jun 10

    Tomac's cabinet faces near-certain rejection as President Nicușor Dan prepares backup plans for Romania's political crisis

    Eugen Tomac's proposed government of specialists is heading for an almost certain defeat in Parliament next week, with PNL and USR refusing support and PSD planning to abstain. President Nicușor Dan is already preparing alternative scenarios to break the month-long political deadlock.

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