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Romanian Government Delays Public Administration Reform Due to Coalition Disagreement
The Romanian government postponed a public administration reform due to disagreements within the ruling coalition on measures to reduce personnel costs, particularly in local administrations, despite a 10% increase in personnel expenses in the first half of 2024.
Romanian Government Delays Public Administration Reform Due to Coalition Disagreement
The Romanian government postponed a public administration reform due to disagreements within the ruling coalition on measures to reduce personnel costs, particularly in local administrations, despite a 10% increase in personnel expenses in the first half of 2024.
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44% Bias Score
PSD Divided on Remaining in Romanian Government
Romania's Social Democratic Party (PSD) is divided on whether to remain in the ruling coalition, with internal factions clashing over government policies and the potential for an alliance with AUR. 35% of mayors and 24 of 41 county councils are controlled by the PSD.
PSD Divided on Remaining in Romanian Government
Romania's Social Democratic Party (PSD) is divided on whether to remain in the ruling coalition, with internal factions clashing over government policies and the potential for an alliance with AUR. 35% of mayors and 24 of 41 county councils are controlled by the PSD.
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52% Bias Score
PSD's Strategic Use of Populism in Romanian Politics
The Romanian Social Democratic Party (PSD) uses a strategy of promoting populist figures like Călin Georgescu and placing Gabriela Firea in the European Parliament to exploit social unrest, gain political leverage, and ultimately advance preferred candidates; this involves a calculated embrace of ne...
PSD's Strategic Use of Populism in Romanian Politics
The Romanian Social Democratic Party (PSD) uses a strategy of promoting populist figures like Călin Georgescu and placing Gabriela Firea in the European Parliament to exploit social unrest, gain political leverage, and ultimately advance preferred candidates; this involves a calculated embrace of ne...
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64% Bias Score
Ciolacu Backs Antonescu's Presidential Bid: A Risky Reconciliation
Marcel Ciolacu supports Crin Antonescu's presidential bid, aiming to heal the rift between PSD and PNL, despite Antonescu's past actions and eurosceptic views.
Ciolacu Backs Antonescu's Presidential Bid: A Risky Reconciliation
Marcel Ciolacu supports Crin Antonescu's presidential bid, aiming to heal the rift between PSD and PNL, despite Antonescu's past actions and eurosceptic views.
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56% Bias Score
PSD Leads in Romanian Parliamentary Election Exit Polls Amidst Rise of Right-Wing Populism
Romania's parliamentary election exit polls show PSD leading with 25.5% at the Chamber of Deputies, followed by AUR (19.3%), USR (15.7%), PNL (15.3%), with POT and SOS surpassing the electoral threshold; the results exclude roughly 770,000 votes cast abroad.
PSD Leads in Romanian Parliamentary Election Exit Polls Amidst Rise of Right-Wing Populism
Romania's parliamentary election exit polls show PSD leading with 25.5% at the Chamber of Deputies, followed by AUR (19.3%), USR (15.7%), PNL (15.3%), with POT and SOS surpassing the electoral threshold; the results exclude roughly 770,000 votes cast abroad.
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48% Bias Score
Romania Shifts Right: Far-Right Parties Gain Significant Ground in Parliamentary Elections
Romania's parliamentary elections on December 2nd resulted in a strong showing for far-right parties, securing roughly 30% of the vote and signaling a significant shift in the country's political landscape; the PSD party now faces a critical decision regarding coalition-building.
Romania Shifts Right: Far-Right Parties Gain Significant Ground in Parliamentary Elections
Romania's parliamentary elections on December 2nd resulted in a strong showing for far-right parties, securing roughly 30% of the vote and signaling a significant shift in the country's political landscape; the PSD party now faces a critical decision regarding coalition-building.
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52% Bias Score
Iliescu's Death Sparks Political Divisions in Romania
Romania declared August 7th a national day of mourning for former president Ion Iliescu, prompting controversy as the USR boycotted the funeral due to Iliescu's contested past, while the UDMR expressed reservations and the PSD boycotted a coalition meeting in response.
Iliescu's Death Sparks Political Divisions in Romania
Romania declared August 7th a national day of mourning for former president Ion Iliescu, prompting controversy as the USR boycotted the funeral due to Iliescu's contested past, while the UDMR expressed reservations and the PSD boycotted a coalition meeting in response.
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40% Bias Score
Montenegro Faces Snap Elections Amidst Business Controversy
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro faces snap elections after a no-confidence vote stemming from controversies surrounding his private company, Spinumviva, which provides services to entities including those with government concessions, despite no legal charges.
Montenegro Faces Snap Elections Amidst Business Controversy
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro faces snap elections after a no-confidence vote stemming from controversies surrounding his private company, Spinumviva, which provides services to entities including those with government concessions, despite no legal charges.
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52% Bias Score
Antonescu's Presidential Bid Raises Concerns in Romania
Crin Antonescu, supported by PSD leader Marcel Ciolacu, officially launched his presidential campaign in Romania after a narrow vote within the PSD, raising concerns about his ambiguous stance on Euro-Atlantic integration and his potential impact on Romania's foreign policy.
Antonescu's Presidential Bid Raises Concerns in Romania
Crin Antonescu, supported by PSD leader Marcel Ciolacu, officially launched his presidential campaign in Romania after a narrow vote within the PSD, raising concerns about his ambiguous stance on Euro-Atlantic integration and his potential impact on Romania's foreign policy.
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40% Bias Score
Romania's Post-Election Crisis: Political Turmoil and the Iohannis-PSD Conflict
Following the annulment of Romania's presidential elections, the country faces political instability and rising public discontent, as highlighted by the September 2018 nine-hour parliamentary hearing of former SRI head Eduard Hellvig, exposing the conflict between President Iohannis and the PSD part...
Romania's Post-Election Crisis: Political Turmoil and the Iohannis-PSD Conflict
Following the annulment of Romania's presidential elections, the country faces political instability and rising public discontent, as highlighted by the September 2018 nine-hour parliamentary hearing of former SRI head Eduard Hellvig, exposing the conflict between President Iohannis and the PSD part...
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48% Bias Score
Romania's PSD Leads in Preliminary Parliamentary Election Results
In Romania's December 1st parliamentary elections, preliminary results based on approximately 90% of processed ballots indicate the Social Democratic Party (PSD) in the lead with 23.84% of the vote, followed by the ultra-right AUR (17.85%) and the National Liberal Party (14.64%), with final results ...
Romania's PSD Leads in Preliminary Parliamentary Election Results
In Romania's December 1st parliamentary elections, preliminary results based on approximately 90% of processed ballots indicate the Social Democratic Party (PSD) in the lead with 23.84% of the vote, followed by the ultra-right AUR (17.85%) and the National Liberal Party (14.64%), with final results ...
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40% Bias Score
Romania Election: PSD Projected to Win, Far-Right AUR Makes Significant Gains
Exit polls from Romania's parliamentary elections project the ruling PSD party to win with 26% of the vote, a significant decrease from its current 32.5%, while the far-right AUR party is set to increase its representation from 8.5% to 19%, raising concerns about Romania's geopolitical alignment.
Romania Election: PSD Projected to Win, Far-Right AUR Makes Significant Gains
Exit polls from Romania's parliamentary elections project the ruling PSD party to win with 26% of the vote, a significant decrease from its current 32.5%, while the far-right AUR party is set to increase its representation from 8.5% to 19%, raising concerns about Romania's geopolitical alignment.
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52% Bias Score
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