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Bulgaria: Iliana Yotova Elected President with 57.6%, a Win for Radev’s Government, Which Calls for Dialogue with Moscow

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Iliana Yotova, who was already acting as president, became the first woman elected president of Bulgaria, winning 57.6% in Sunday’s runoff against the pro-Western liberal candidate Andrey Gyurov.

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Ukraine should not be further supported, she says. The sanctions against Russia are not a good idea, a better relationship with Moscow already. Now the socialist was elected president of the EU and NATO country Bulgaria.

·Munich, Germany
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The candidate from the camp of the head of government Rumen Radev, who is considered to be Russia-friendly, prevailed in the run-off election for the Bulgarian presidential office. Jotova had taken over the highest state office from Radev in January.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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According to forecasts, Ilijana Jotova won the presidential election in Bulgaria. After counting almost all the ballot papers, she prevailed with a clear margin against her pro-Western challenger Andrey Gjurov. Jotova is in favour of a dialogue with Russia and against military aid for Ukraine.

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Iliana Yotova was elected President of Bulgaria, winning 57.6 percent of the vote in the second round. She is the first woman in the country's history to hold this office. Her victory not only marks a turning point in Bulgarian politics but also heralds a continuation of the country's current course on the international stage.

Iliana Iotova won the presidential elections in Bulgaria and thus became the first woman elected in this position with a full mandate in the country's history. Supported by the former president and current prime minister, Rumen Radev, Iotova won the second round of balloting for pro-European Andrey Gyurov with a speech focused on relaunching the dialogue [...]

Liana Jotova won the second round of Bulgaria's presidential election with 57.6 percent of the vote, the Central Election Commission announced on Monday. She will become the first woman elected president in the country's history. Her rival, former Prime Minister Andrei Giurov, received 39.5 percent of the vote.

·Poland
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Cronica Romana broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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