Romania’s parliament has approved a new government, bringing an end to a prolonged political crisis. The crisis began on May 5, 2026, when lawmakers voted against the pro-European administration led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. A caretaker government with limited powers governed the country after the no-confidence vote. Parliament’s approval now replaces that interim arrangement with a government able to exercise normal executive authority. The report did not identify the incoming prime minister, cabinet members, or the margin of the final vote. It also gave no timetable for the new administration’s first policy announcements.