Romanians are among the most confident Europeans in the election of Donald Trump, seeing it as good for the country and for peace, a poll shows.
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According to a survey conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations, 41% of Romanians see the election of Donald Trump as a good thing for world peace, outperforming other European nations. Romanians are also the most optimistic about Trump's positive impact on their country, with 29% holding this view. In contrast, a majority of citizens in other European countries have a negative view of Trump's election, highlighting a significant difference between Romania, Hungary and the rest of Europe.
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