Presidential elections in Poland and Romania: would Central Europe remain pro-EU?
Populist movements in Central Europe have gained significant traction in recent years, mirroring a broader trend of right-wing populism across Europe. These movements thrive on the rising polarization within many countries, often fueled by the growing influence of Moscow and deteriorated economic conditions. In Romania, the cancellation of the former presidential election scheduled for 2024 highlighted the risks posed by these nationalist and far-right movements. However, the country experienced a remarkable mobilization in support of a pro-European candidate, signaling a resistance to immed...