Romania's legislative elections resulted in a fragmented Parliament, with the pro-Western Social Democrats leading yet falling short of a majority, amidst challenges to governmental stability.
The ruling Social Democrat Party garnered just 22.3 percent of votes, reflecting a significant challenge in forming a stable coalition alongside a rising far-right presence.
Calin Georgescu, an ultranationalist candidate, won the first round of the presidential election, leading to a contentious decision from the constitutional court that could impact political stability.
A nationalist party's leader, likened to Donald Trump, achieved a remarkable increase to 18.2 percent in votes, setting the stage for unpredictable parliamentary dynamics.
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