Presa internațională avertizează: liniștea politică din România ar putea dura doar șase luni. Ce scrie despre Guvernul Luca Niculescu

The new government led by Luca Niculescu has ended a six-month political deadlock in Romania, but its stability is uncertain. Niculescu, an independent diplomat, secured a confidence vote in Parliament with 280 votes in favor. Despite this, the government lacks a stable majority and has only a temporary agreement with supporting parties. Analysts warn of potential political tensions resurfacing soon, especially given Romania's ongoing instability. Economically, the new government faces the challenge of adopting a budget for 2027 to reduce the deficit, with risks of a sovereign rating downgrade if not passed. The political landscape remains precarious, with social democrats reassessing their support after six months, raising concerns about the government's ability to implement necessary reforms.