Romania’s new president, a modest however pushed maths prodigy who made a reputation for himself combating corrupt property builders in Bucharest earlier than turning into the capital’s crusading mayor, is anticipated to maintain his nation firmly on its pro-European monitor.
Nicușor Dan won Sunday’s rerun in opposition to the ultranationalist George Simion by a convincing seven-point margin – regardless of solely coming into it after the unique vote, won by another far-right firebrand, was cancelled over fears of Russian meddling.
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