“I fully agree with your argument that there cannot be a government at any cost, the result of underhand dealings and unprincipled arrangements. But I am adamant that all possible options for the formation of a government must be exhausted,” said President Rumen Radev during the consultations for the formation of a government with We Continue the Change.
The representatives of We Continue the Change, the party with the second biggest group in the 48th National Assembly stated they will not support a cabinet on the mandate of GERB-SDS, and added that they want the future government to support 16 policies from their party’s programme, including raising the minimum wage, helping pensioners and tax relief for young families. We Continue the Change’s prioritiesinclude also the fight against corruption and the judicial reform.
Saturday will be cloudy with cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds, especially in the afternoon. Rain will fall in many places, with thunderstorms in some areas. Winds will be moderate west-northwest. Maximum temperatures will be between 14° and 19°C, around..
It is 21 years today since the tragedy in the River Lim on the border between Serbia and Montenegro, in which 12 Bulgarian children were killed. On 4 April, 2004, a group of 34 students and 16 adults from Svishtov were returning home from a school..
Bulgaria, Azerbaijan, Turkey and Georgia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Baku on cooperation in the transmission and trade of green energy. The document was inked by the energy ministers of Bulgaria and Azerbaijan, Zhecho Stankov and..
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and Jordan's King Abdullah II will be hosting a high-level meeting under the Aqaba Process initiative, focusing on security..
“We Continue the Change/Democratic Bulgaria (PP/DB) will not take part in today’s vote of no confidence in the government of Rosen Zhelyazkov,” said..
The parliamentary Committee on Health has decided to raise the pay of the people employed at state-run psychiatric hospitals by 50% as of 1 May this..
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