Romania is currently facing significant political turmoil after its top court annulled the results of the presidential election, which had been won by far-right candidate Calin Georgescu. Prosecutors have launched investigations into alleged irregularities and foreign interference, particularly from Russia, as evidenced by a series of property raids linked to campaign financing. Amid accusations of a coordinated influence campaign on social media platforms like TikTok, citizens express frustration over the state of their democracy, fueling support for ultranationalist figures. The situation has drawn the attention of the EU and U.S. officials, who are demanding transparency and safeguards against foreign meddling. As tensions rise, the future of Romanian politics remains uncertain, with calls for the public to participate in upcoming polls despite the recent election being scrapped.