Financial Times: Ambasadoarea SUA în Grecia sugerează că Washingtonul poate dărâma guverne, făcând referire la România

The U.S. ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, sparked political turmoil in Romania by suggesting the U.S. could topple governments, referencing events in Bucharest. Her comments were made during a dinner in Athens, raising concerns about the stability of the Romanian government. Following her remarks, Romania's government collapsed in May after the Social Democrats withdrew from the coalition. A U.S. State Department spokesperson reaffirmed the strong partnership with Romania, while the Greek government denied any threats to its stability. Guilfoyle's subsequent meeting with Romanian Social Democrats has drawn scrutiny, with calls for clarification on the discussions held.