Klaus Iohannis

Klaus Iohannis is the current President of Romania, having taken office in December 2014. A member of the National Liberal Party, he previously served as the Mayor of Sibiu, where he gained recognition for his efforts in urban development and tourism. Iohannis is known for his pro-European stance and has played a significant role in Romanian politics, especially in relation to European Union matters. His leadership has been marked by a focus on anti-corruption measures and judicial reforms, making him a prominent figure in Romania's contemporary political landscape.

Born on Jun 13, 1959 (66 years old)

Global Media Ratings

Dominance

0.00%

Persistence

5 wks

Reach

209,866

Power

2,727$

Sentiment

4.75

Countries Mentioned

Country	Mentions	Sentiment	Dominance	+ Persistence	x Population	= Reach	x GDP (millions)	= Power
Romania	8	4.75	0.73%	+50%	19,237,691	209,866	$250,000	2,727$
Totals	8				19,237,691	209,866	$250,000	2,727$

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Recent Mentions

Romania: Klaus Iohannis was accused by Radu Theodoru and others of working against national interests. 3

Radu Theodoru Calin Georgescu Eugen Sechila Florin Citu Cornel Vadim Tudor Diana Sosoaca

Adevărul: A murit generalul Radu Theodoru. Controversatul susținător al lui Georgescu, acuzat de trădare de DIICOT, dorea schimbarea numelui țării în Geția

Romania: Klaus Iohannis is mentioned as having imposed a decision that led to dissatisfaction among some liberals. 4

Ludovic Orban Nicusor Dan Ciprian Ciucu Sorin Grindeanu Ilie Bolojan

Adevărul: Ludovic Orban, la Interviurile Adevărul. Culisele pentru reîntoarcerea în PNL: „FD ar putea fi absorbită. PSD cu Grindeanu la conducere nu trece de 20%”

Romania: Klaus Iohannis chose not to attend the National Day reception. 5

Nicusor Dan George Simion Marian Ceausescu Ionut Mosteanu Ion Iliescu Matei Paun

Adevărul: Nicușor Dan, mesaj la prima sa recepție la Cotroceni de Ziua Națională: „România este o țară coruptă”. Evenimentul, marcat de tensiuni și absențe

Romania: Klaus Iohannis is the president of Romania who signed the decree for Dumitru Dumbravă's retirement. 5

Mihai Gutanu Florian Coldea Dumitru Dumbrava Catalin Hideg Doru Traila Mihaela Iorga

Adevărul: A mai murit un personaj din dosarul lui Florian Coldea. Afaceristul Mihai Guțanu avea calitatea de denunțător

Romania: Lucian Pahonțu was also a trusted man of former president Klaus Iohannis. 5

Lucian Pahontu Traian Basescu Nicusor Dan Liviu Dragnea Hari Bucur Marcu

Adevărul: „Nemuritorul” șef al SPP, Lucian Pahonțu, ar putea rămâne cu pensia și cu salariul. Le-a supraviețuit lui Băsescu și Iohannis și se simte bine și cu Nicușor Dan

Romania: Klaus Iohannis won the second round of the presidential elections, securing his second consecutive term. 8

Freddie Mercury Ion I C Bratianu Katherine Heigl Charles Darwin Alexandru Macedonski Emil Hossu Nicolae Ceausescu Viorica Dancila

Adevărul: 24 noiembrie: Ziua în care a murit Freddie Mercury

Romania: Klaus Iohannis is mentioned as the president under whom Mihaela Ciochină served as an advisor. 5

Ilie Bolojan Claudiu Sandu Cristian Deliorga Gheorghe Stan Bogdan Licu Mihai Busuioc Mihaela Ciochina Lia Savonea Sabina Fati

Adevărul: Puterea din umbră a magistraților

Romania: Klaus Iohannis is being compelled by the Romanian state to pay damages for the lack of use of a property. 3

Carmen Iohannis

Adevărul: ANAF cere instanței să îl oblige pe Klaus Iohannis la plata despăgubirilor către stat

Romania: Iulian Fota mentions that he does not like that the National Defense Strategy resembles 'Klaus Iohannis's pots'. 4

Iulian Fota Nicusor Dan

Adevărul: Strategia Națională de Apărare, analizată de fostul consilier prezidențial Iulian Fota: „Nu mă simt mai bine apărat”

Romania: Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu left his position after deteriorating relations with President Klaus Iohannis. 4

Mihai Razvan Ungureanu Nicusor Dan Laura Popescu Andrei Plesu

Adevărul: Fostul șef al SIE, Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu, ar putea fi noul ambasador al României la Londra SURSE