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Gallery – Romania Remains: Cluj for Democracy – Europe Day Rally

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On 9 May 2025, a large crowd of people gathered in Cluj-Napoca’s city centre for a peaceful rally supporting Romania’s continued European path.

Held on Europe Day, the event featured civic leaders and activists calling for democracy, transparency, and a rejection of extremism. EU and Romanian flags filled the street as attendees voiced support for a pro-European future amid rising political tensions ahead of the presidential elections.

Photos: © ALR Photography / Aaron Roberts

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