Romania's constitutional court has annulled the recent presidential election due to allegations of Russian interference, ordering a rerun. The decision follows heightened political tensions and public concerns about foreign influence. Calin Georgescu, a fringe politician, is implicated in the controversy, with claims of his rise being linked to Russian meddling. The public reaction is mixed, with some fearing a return to authoritarianism and others supporting Georgescu's nationalist rhetoric. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)