Romanian interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has expressed concerns about the decision-making autonomy of Prime Minister Luca Niculescu within a government heavily influenced by the Social Democratic Party (PSD). Bolojan appeared on Digi24 to discuss the challenges facing the new administration. He indicated that Niculescu’s ability to operate independently may be significantly compromised due to the PSD’s dominance. The comments suggest a potentially strained relationship and a lack of flexibility for the premier. Bolojan predicts the period ahead will be “not comfortable,” implying difficulties in governing effectively. This assessment highlights the political realities of a coalition government in Romania where power dynamics are unevenly distributed.