Four political groups will for sure clear the 4%-margin and enter the 44th National Assembly after the parliamentary elections in Bulgaria on March 26. The first three parties show similar voter support. The difference between Gerb (19.1%) and BSP (18.3%) is less than a percentage point, and the United Patriots are likely to claim 14.4% of votes. The fourth party is the predominantly ethnic Turkish DPS (Movement for Rights and Freedoms) with 5.1%. The figures have been released today by pollster Barometer Bulgaria. Volya (Will) party collects 3.9% of the votes and the Reformist Bloc, 3.5% which means the two political formations are fairly close to the 4% margin. More than 60% of respondents have declared they are going to vote at elections. A little over 15% of Bulgarian voters (about 1 million citizens) have said they will make a last minute decision whether to vote and if yes, whom to support.
Bulgaria’s support for Ukraine in the context of the ongoing Russian aggression was the focus of a meeting between caretaker Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivan Kondov and Ukrainian Ambassador to Bulgaria Olesya Ilashchuk, the Ministry of Foreign..
Following the checks conducted by the State Agency for National Security (SANS), in cooperation with the National Revenue Agency, the Ministry of Interior, and the National Customs Agency, it has been established incontrovertibly that no communication..
After a long journey from the capital Sanaa to the port city of Hodeidah, I managed to meet with the two Bulgarians in Yemen, said MEP Elena Yoncheva. They met outside the hijacked ship Galaxy Leader, in a location chosen by the Houthis for security..
MEP Elena Yoncheva is in the city of Sanaa, Yemen, aiming to reach the port city of Hodeidah on the Red Sea. There lies the hijacked ship Galaxy Leader,..
In response to media reports that a company registered in Bulgaria supplied pagers to the Lebanese organization Hezbollah, which were subsequently..
GERB leader Boyko Borissov has called for the resignation of North Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski because of his..
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