Bulgarian president calls early parliament elections for October to overcome impasse
- President Rumen Radev announced snap elections on October 27, marking Bulgaria's seventh election in three years, reappointing Dimitar Glavchev as interim government leader.
- The June election failed to yield a clear winner, with the GERB party winning 68 seats but lacking a coalition to achieve a majority.
- Bulgaria has faced political instability since 2020, with voter apathy rising due to ongoing elections and a campaign filled with propaganda and personal attacks.
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