Philip Imundi Incredible news comes from Romania, concerning the country's internal politics, which has suffered a major shock that could almost certainly change the course of the nation, which now finds itself facing a "first" moment in its recent history as a republic.
From May 2025 to today, the steps of bankruptcy
The current Romanian government came to power in May 2025 and he found himself facing a difficult situation with a nation in great difficulty as highlighted by the deficit-to-GDP ratio of 9%.
In 12 months interventions have been carried out which have reduced this ratio to 7%, well above the 3% required by the European Union to avoid sanctions.
To make up for all this, the government has implemented controversial measures since June, among these the increase in excise duties and VAT, a maximum cap on public salaries and in September it had increased the retirement age of magistrates, the latter intervention repealed by the Constitutional Court.
The end of the Bolojan government
With 281 votes in favor out of 330, the Romanian parliament voted no confidence in Ilie Bolojan. current prime minister of the country.
The current situation will be difficult, following the difficulties experienced between 2024 and 2025, two governments have coexisted to control the country.
The Social Democrats and the far-right party have joined forces to bring down Bolojan. but they announced that they did not want to govern together. The choice came because the Social Democratic Party, as reported IlPost.it It has different tendencies compared to the same parties in the rest of Europe with conservative and Eurosceptic positions.
The future of Romania now it's uncertainOn the one hand, the AUR and the Social Democrats cannot govern alone, while on the other, the Liberals have expressed their unwillingness to ally themselves with the Social Democrats after the split in April.