Iohannis Resigns Amid Rising Far-Right Pressure
Romania’s outgoing president Klaus Iohannis resigned as impeachment efforts by hard-right parties gained traction. Following allegations of electoral interference, the president's term was extended until a successor is chosen. However, mounting pressure has led to Iohannis stepping down, with Senate speaker Ilie Bolojan assuming interim presidency.
Romania faces a political upheaval as President Klaus Iohannis steps down amid an escalating impeachment motion led by hard-right parties.
Initially set to stay until a new leader was elected, Iohannis's resignation follows allegations of foreign election meddling and a contentious political atmosphere.
Senate speaker Ilie Bolojan will assume interim presidential duties, navigating a country in political unrest until fresh elections can determine a new leader.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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