Romania's government has fallen following a dramatic vote in parliament. The no-confidence vote, spearheaded by nationalists and socialists, received historically strong support and is now ushering in a new political phase in the country.
On Tuesday, Romania’s parliament voted to oust Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s government. The no-confidence motion, tabled by the nationalist AUR party together with the Social Democratic PSD, received 281 votes in favor—well above the 233 required—reports Romanian media.
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