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  1. Political instability affects EU membership for a country that is a member of the NATO alliance.
  2. The Romanian parliament failed to approve executive appointments as the presidential office initiated the government formation process.
  3. The Social Democratic Party (PSD), led by Sorin Grindeanu, is ready to assume government responsibility in Romania.
  4. PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu and party president Ilie Bolojan are seeking a ruling majority.

PSD's approach jeopardizes Grindeanu's mandate, while Bolojan supported reform opposed by PSD.

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PSD's approach jeopardizes Grindeanu's mandate, while Bolojan supported reform opposed by PSD.

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