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100 million euros in Ukrainian cash entered Romania in May 2025. The month of the presidential election. Just 21 people carried 64% of it. Fixed routes. Same border crossings. Then the election ended and the cash stopped. Immediately.
Romania has a long and distinguished tradition of being disappointed by its saviors. It is practically a national sport at this point, refined over generations, passed down like a folk recipe for disillusionment.
Every few years, a wave of confident declarations rolls through Western media: Russia is collapsing. The regime is cracking. Putin is finished. And every single time, the obituary turns out to be premature.
Leavitt, who has become one of the most recognizable and effective voices in the Trump administration, broke the news through her personal social media accounts.
Inflation is one of the biggest economic problems a country can face. It’s the phenomenon whereby consumers, and therefore families, lose purchasing power in the various expenses they face.
On the very day that Romania’s Parliament prepares to vote on a motion of censure that could topple the government of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, Călin Georgescu is not in Bucharest scheming in backrooms or granting interviews to television cameras. He is on the Holy Mountain.
The Hungarian daily Magyar Hirlap has sounded an alarm that deserves scrutiny, even as its framing merits pushback.