Bulgaria’s political crisis: Skepticism greets Reformist Bloc’s attempt to form a new government
Bulgaria’s Reformist Bloc has a deadline of December 19 to form a new government, but their acceptance of a mandate
Read moreBulgaria’s Reformist Bloc has a deadline of December 19 to form a new government, but their acceptance of a mandate
Read moreBulgaria’s centre-right coalition the Reformist Bloc decided on December 9 against attempting to form a government. The decision was taken
Read moreBulgaria’s nationalist parliamentary group the Patriotic Front has begun behind-the-scenes talks on attempting to form a government, should President Rossen
Read moreSixty-eight per cent of Bulgarians want a caretaker government appointed and early parliamentary elections called, according to a poll by
Read moreA November 29 meeting of Bulgaria’s Consultative Council for National Security, convened by President Rossen Plevneliev, has left in place
Read moreRoumen Radev, elected to take over as Bulgaria’s President in January 2017, attended a November 26 meeting of the opposition
Read moreBulgarian head of state President Rossen Plevneliev continued his series of consultations with political parties on November 22, in an
Read moreRoumen Radev, who is to take over as Bulgaria’s President in January 2017, denied on November 21 that the country
Read moreThe Bulgarian Socialist Party will not seek to form a government in the current Parliament nor will it propose members
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