George Simion, speaking in an interview with *Politico*, delivered a message to international investors, asserting that Romania will not become another Greece. He criticized Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan, labeling him “very stubborn” and predicting he may disregard calls for early elections even with broad party support. Simion indicated his party will pursue measures to suspend, and potentially remove, the mayor if he refuses to concede to demands for a snap vote. He suggested they will gather the necessary signatures and votes to initiate such proceedings. The statements aim to reassure investors about the country’s stability while simultaneously escalating political pressure on the current administration in Bucharest. Simion’s comments highlight potential political instability as parties maneuver for early elections.