Romania’s Liberals propose two minority government options after Veştea's defeat

Romania's Liberal Party (PNL) has proposed to president Nicușor Dan a six-month national political agreement open to all parliamentary parties, aimed at implementing a limited set of priorities through a minority government, according to G4Media. The initiative comes as prime minister-designate Adrian Veştea failed to secure parliamentary approval on June 21.

Under the proposal, the minority cabinet could either be formed by the Social Democratic Party (PSD), as the largest parliamentary force, with full political responsibility, or by the other three members of the former ruling coalition, namely PNL, the reformist party USR, and the Hungarians' party UDMR, with support in Parliament from the signatories to the agreement.