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Romania’s president nominates center-right Adrian Veștea as new PM
Romanian President Nicușor Dan nominated Adrian Veștea as the next prime minister after the previous candidate resigned. Veștea, a center-right politician from the National Liberal Party, aims to form a government focused on reforms and pro-Western policies, but his nomination faces criticism from his party's leader, Ilie Bolojan.
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