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Bulgaria heads towards fourth election in 18 months

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President Rumen Radev dissolved parliament from Tuesday and set the date for the new vote. The move came after parties failed to agree on a new coalition after the difficultly formed four-party cabinet of Prime Minister Kiril Petkov was toppled in June. Three recent polls showed as many as seven parties passing the four percent entry threshold.

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Bulgaria heads towards fourth election in 18 months

SOFIA — Bulgaria headed towards snap elections on Wednesday after the latest bid to form a government failed, deepening a political crisis since the collapse of a reformist

·Manila, Philippines
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Bulgaria to hold snap election on 2 October

Bulgaria on Monday (1 August) announced snap general elections on October 2 following the toppling of a reformist coalition that tried to tackle endemic graft in the European Union's poorest country.

·Brussels, Belgium
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Bulgaria to hold early elections on Oct. 2

President Rumen Radev appoints Galab Donev to lead caretaker government - Anadolu Agency

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Early general elections in Bulgaria will be held on 2 October - Olay Gazette Bursa

Bulgarian President Romen Radev set the date of the early general election as October 2nd in a decree signed.

·Türkiye
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New Election in Bulgaria — Fourth in Short Time

New elections are held on October 2.

·Falkenberg, Sweden
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New Election in Bulgaria — Fourth in Short Time

New elections are held on October 2.

·Malmö, Sweden
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Sözcü broke the news in Türkiye on Monday, August 1, 2022.
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