First 100 Days of Radev's Cabinet: Key Appointments and Delayed Reforms ↗
Front page leadThis article analyzes the first 100 days of President Radev's cabinet, highlighting significant appointments and the slow pace of reforms.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian politics, including government appointments and judicial reforms, alongside international news on the war in Ukraine and a corruption investigation into AI ministers. There are also reports on sports achievements, educational reforms, and…
This article analyzes the first 100 days of President Radev's cabinet, highlighting significant appointments and the slow pace of reforms.
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