Romania's presidential election raises concerns over NATO unity with Călin Georgescu's candidacy

Călin Georgescu, a candidate in Romania's presidential election, has expressed a desire to prioritize national interests while maintaining NATO membership. His stance raises concerns about potential shifts in Romania's foreign policy. Although Georgescu does not advocate for leaving NATO, his election could challenge the alliance's unity. Romania's president holds significant power over foreign policy, and a NATO-skeptic leader could disrupt the country's role in the alliance. Romania has been a key NATO member, investing heavily in military capabilities and participating in international missions. A change in leadership could impact its contributions and regional security dynamics.