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The recent elections in Serbia and Bulgaria have created a complex political landscape that may affect Romania's regional dynamics. In Serbia, the nationalist Aleksandar Vučić was ousted, while Bulgaria's presidential race continues with a focus on peace and security. The new Serbian government, led by the Students' List, maintains a pro-Russian stance, particularly regarding Kosovo. In Bulgaria, Iliana Iotova advocates for peace over military support for Ukraine, contrasting with her opponent's NATO alignment. These developments could lead to a more transparent Serbia but may also strengthen pro-Russian sentiments in the Balkans, complicating Romania's strategic position in the Black Sea region.