In Romania, pro-European parties are thinking about a single candidate for the presidential elections

In Romania, after pro-Russian candidate Kelin Georgescu won the first round of the presidential election and the Constitutional Court annulled the vote, pro-European parties agreed to quickly form a government, potentially supporting a single candidate in a repeat presidential election in 2025, reports Reuters.

It is noted that the Social Democrats, their current coalition partners the center-right liberals, the opposition centrist Union Save Romania and the party of ethnic Hungarians “have reached a firm commitment to form a governing majority.”

“In the coming days there will be four games and…