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Who is Nicușor Dan, the quiet reformer who won Romania's presidential election?
In a stunning political turnaround, Nicușor Dan, a quiet mathematician-turned-reformer, has defeated far-right populist George Simion to become Romania’s next president. Dan’s victory affirms the country’s commitment to the EU and Nato,
George Simion, leader of the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR), conceded defeat on Sunday night and ...
Nicușor Dan, Romania's newly elected president, brings a unique background to the political stage, having previously achieved ...
“Congratulations Nicușor Dan! Long live free Romania,” exulted center-right Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, whose party ...
With five days remaining until the second round of Romania's presidential elections on Sunday, May 18, the race between ...
Nicusor Dan, the pro-European independent candidate for the presidency of Romania, won by a landslide against George Simion, ...
Nicușor Dan wins Romania's presidency with 54% of votes, defeating far-right rival George Simion in a decisive pro-European shift.
Nicusor Dan, the mayor of Bucharest, claimed victory over George Simion, who had promised to ‘Make Romania Great Again.’ ...
Bucharest Mayor Nicosur Dan also led right-wing Euroskeptic George Simion in a partial vote count as of Sunday evening in Romania’s presidential election.
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