Romanians are out to elect their president on Sunday in a cliffhanger election that has transfixed and polarised the country, with both candidates running neck and neck in the latest polls.
Most Romanians see today’s choice as probably the most important vote in Romania’s post-communist history. The first hours of voting showed significant turnout both in the country and in the diaspora, a sign of the huge stakes for the future direction of NATO’s Eastern flank, Euronews Romania reports.
