Romania is on the verge of electing its first far-right president, with Kalin Georgescu and Elena Lascu competing in a pivotal race that could alter the nation’s pro-European trajectory. Georgescu, accused of being pro-Russian and anti-EU, has garnered significant support using social media, sparking concerns in Europe about Romania aligning with Hungary and Slovakia’s far-right politics. The election is viewed as a referendum on the country’s future foreign policy, and prominent political figures are urging citizens to reject isolationism and extremism.