The idea of Europe remains strong against Euro-sceptic far right when it manages to mobilize voters, as shown in presidential elections in Romania and Poland.
The victorious mayor of Bucharest, Nicusor Dan, is an independent committed to European construction and safety against Russian aggression.
The countries of Romania and Poland are key in the conflict between Kiev and Moscow, and between European integration and ultra-nationalism.
The proposed far right that sympathizes with the EU's enemies would have weakened the Union and increased the influence that Putin already has over Hungary and Slovakia.
Nicusor Dan won by rallying in the first round, which reveals Russian interference in the electoral call and discredits the far right.
Conclusion: Recent pro-European wins in elections in Romania and Poland are good news for the EU. This event indicates a leaning towards union among Europeans versus ultra-right forces that opt for nationalistic withdrawal.