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Bulgarian President Asks Reform Party To Form Government

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Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has formally asked the second-largest political party in parliament to form a government in a bid to avoid a fifth general election in two years. Nikolay Denkov, the head of the reformist We Continue the Change party, said he would try to build a working coalition, although analysts weren't hopeful. Denkov, a 60-year-old chemistry professor and former education minister, will have a week to propose a cabinet.

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Associated Press News

Bulgaria’s president launches new bid to form government

Bulgaria's president has asked the second-largest political party in parliament to form a government hoping to prevent the country from sliding to its fifth general elections in two years. Although

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Bulgaria’s president launches new bid to form government

Bulgaria's president has asked the second-largest political party in parliament to form a government hoping to prevent the country from sliding to its fifth general elections in two years

1 year ago·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Next party up as Bulgaria seeks new government

SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's second largest party, the anti-graft We Continue the Change (PP), will seek support to form a minority government and end a prolonged political impasse, Prime Minister-designate Nikolay Denkov said on Tuesday. Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia

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Washington Times

Bulgarian’s President Rumen Radev launches new bid to form government

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev asked the second-largest political party in parliament on Tuesday to form a government, seeking to prevent the country from sliding to its fifth general elections in two years.

1 year ago·United States

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KRDO

Bulgaria’s president launches new bid to form government

SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Bulgaria’s president has asked the second-largest political party in parliament to form a government hoping to prevent the country from sliding to its fifth general elections in two years. Although the chances of the reformist We Continue the Change party’s success are slim, its prime minister-designate Nikolay Denkov vowed to try to build a working coalition. The move comes after the main group in parliament, a center-rig…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Bloomberg

Bulgaria Starts New Bid to Form Coalition as Snap Elections Loom

Bulgaria’s president gave a former ruling party the chance to create a new government and steer the nation out of a political crisis that may lead to the fifth elections in two years.

1 year ago·United States

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