Parliament Session Fails ↗
Front page leadA parliamentary session failed to convene, with the initial attempt to register deputies for the upcoming elections also being unsuccessful, resulting in only 112 deputies present.
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A parliamentary session failed to convene, with the initial attempt to register deputies for the upcoming elections also being unsuccessful, resulting in only 112 deputies present.
President Rumen Radev urged citizens not to buy votes, stating that the Ministry of Interior will act decisively against such actions.
Bulgarian authorities expect Germany to extradite individuals detained for the alleged arson of Starlink antennas.
President Radev denied delaying the budget due to elections, attributing the delay to the Euro adoption process.
Benjamin Netanyahu is beginning to turn the tide in Israel's election as 42% of ballots have been counted.
An overview of the situation in Israel, Bulgaria's position between election rounds, and signals from Rubio concerning Europe.
The Prime Minister assured that electricity and heating prices will not increase until the summer.
The media landscape in Serbia is experiencing quiet turmoil, marked by apologies, resignations, and attacks.
The individual accused of the murder of Slavi Binev has been ordered to remain in custody.
Despite a fondness for Russia, Slovakia is engaged in business dealings with Western countries.
The terror threat level in Serbia has been elevated to the maximum 'red' level, according to Interior Minister Ivica Dačić.
President Rumen Radev met with presidential candidate Iliyana Yotova in Veliko Tarnovo.
'Progresivna Bulgaria' and 'Vuzrazhdane' failed to register for the session, with only 112 deputies present initially.
With only 22% activity, no decisions have been made in the presidential elections, according to the leader of 'We Continue the Change'.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is leading with 41.9% of the vote count, holding 57 seats, while opponents lag behind.
One of Russia's largest ammonia fertilizer plants is reportedly on fire.