US EditionBulgaria's president will start talks on new cabinet after government collapse
President Rumen Radev starts talks with parliamentary groups after government resignation amid anti-corruption protests; an eighth election since 2021 is expected if talks fail.
- President Rumen Radev is set to invite parties for talks to form a new government after the collapse of the previous one.
- If all attempts fail, Radev will appoint a caretaker cabinet until a new election is held in two months.
- Analysts expect another election would likely produce a fragmented parliament and more political instability as Bulgaria readies to join the euro on Jan. 1.
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Two days after the resignation of the Bulgarian government, the President initiates talks on the formation of government. If they fail, there are new elections.
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Bulgaria's president will start talks on new cabinet after government collapse
Bulgaria's president plans to consult with parliamentary groups next week to form a new cabinet after the government collapsed during anti-corruption protests.
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Bulgaria’s president will start talks on new cabinet after government collapse
SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Bulgaria's president will start consultations with parliamentary groups next week on forming a new cabinet following the collapse of the…
A wave of protests led mainly by young people transformed the social landscape of Bulgaria in a matter of days. What started as peaceful demonstrations for citizen discontent ended up provoking the resignation of the government, following one of the largest mobilizations recorded in the last decade. How were the mobilizations that paralyzed the country organized? Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in different cities of the country,…
Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev should start consultations next week with parliamentary groups on the formation of a new cabinet after the fall of the government, which is
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deAfter the fall of the government, talks about a successor government will begin in Bulgaria next week. President Radev is conducting the negotiations. Is the country's pro-Western course tilting?
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