Radev's Party Again Fails to Convene Parliament Session on Escobar Case ↗
Front page leadRadev's party once again prevented a parliamentary session dedicated to the 'Petrichki Escobar' case from taking place.
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Radev's party once again prevented a parliamentary session dedicated to the 'Petrichki Escobar' case from taking place.
The Bulgarian Parliament will hold an extraordinary session to discuss the 'Petrichki Escobar' case.
The altercation involving the 'Petrichki Escobar' was not reflected in his dossier, despite him being a victim with a brain issue.
The 'We Continue the Change' party has urged candidate Yotova to withdraw from the presidential elections due to the 'Petrichki Escobar' scandal.
The presidential election campaign is described as a spectacle, featuring AI, popular music, and chalga.
Donald Trump is increasing pressure on Ukraine to agree to a peace deal with Russia.
The state-run news agency BTA has been criticized for transforming church sermons into news reports.
A man with Down syndrome was severely beaten in the Bulgarian town of Yakoruda.
The presidential election campaigns are being analyzed based on their use of social media like Instagram and TikTok, contrasting with traditional TV.
Romania has formed a new government, resolving a six-month political deadlock.
NATO plans to enhance its surveillance and intelligence gathering operations in the Black Sea region.
Protesters in Sofia demonstrated against the 'Radev' government, calling its approach to peace a capitulation.
The Constitutional Court has ruled to release salary increases for judges and prosecutors.
An individual pardoned by candidate Yotova is now facing accusations of harassment and making threats.
Volodymyr Zelensky and Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide have started discussions in Oslo.
The disorganization and disruption at Sofia's Central Railway Station are expected to persist until 2028.