Political scientist Cristian Pîrvulescu states that the fall of the Bolojan Government paves the way for a pro-European cabinet led by an independent prime minister.

Political scientist Cristian Pîrvulescu, a professor at SNSPA, emphasizes that the exit from the political crisis is accelerated by the fall of the Bolojan Government, which obtained 281 votes for the motion of censure.

President Nicușor Dan becomes a central figure in finding a stable governmental solution. Pîrvulescu suggests that a government led by an independent prime minister would simplify the process of exiting the crisis, although he warns that PNL could be an obstacle in this formulation. Criticizing PNL's strategy, he believes that the party has isolated itself by forcing a minority government, generating hostility in Parliament.

Regarding Ilie Bolojan, Pîrvulescu does not expect a voluntary withdrawal, emphasizing that PNL is responsible for the current situation. Relations between USR and PNL are cooling, and USR may seek to get closer to Nicușor Dan. Pîrvulescu rejects any scenario of governance with AUR, highlighting the president's commitment to a pro-European coalition.