US EditionEU, Russia React to Bulgaria’s Election Result
20 Articles
20 Articles
EU, Russia React to Bulgaria’s Election Result
Following the recent parliamentary elections in Bulgaria, the Kremlin has expressed a notably positive outlook regarding the victory of Rumen Radev and his party. Radev secured a win while advocating for the restoration of diplomatic dialogue with Russia as the proper course of action. In response, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in a daily briefing: “Of course, the words of Mr Radev … as well as some other European leaders about…
The Kremlin welcomed, on Monday, the calls for dialogue from former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, who won the parliamentary elections in this Balkan country and wants to restore ties with Russia. The Kremlin exults after Rumen Radev's victory in the parliamentary elections in Bulgaria: "We welcome his and other European leaders' statements about their willingness to resolve problems through dialogue.
The German government wanted to stress on Monday that the European Union needs "trustful partners" in these difficult times, thus commenting on the results of the early parliamentary elections held in Bulgaria on Sunday and won by the formation of former Eurosceptic President Rumen Radev, reports the EFE agency.
After the election in Bulgaria, the EU is pleased with the victory of former head of state Radev and his centre-left alliance - one hopes for good cooperation. But similar reactions also come from Russia.[more]]>
Dialogue with Russia ‘must be restored’ – Bulgarian election winner
Rumen Radev, the leader of Progressive Bulgaria, has pushed for more “critical thinking and pragmatism” in EU foreign policy The winner of the Bulgarian parliamentary election, Progressive Bulgaria’s Rumen Radev, has called for dialogue with Russia to be restored. The former president has led the newly formed left-leaning populist party to a landslide victory on...
Bulgaria's election winner Radev receives warm words from several sides: Both the Russian government and leading EU politicians comment favourably on his victory.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 56% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
