Bulgaria (National)
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Svetoslav Todorov's articles predominantly revolve around government, politics and evolving news stories in Bulgaria and the Balkan region. He often includes expert commentary, breaking news updates, and government announcements.
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By: Svetoslav Todorov
Former President Rumen Radev is on course for a landslide win with his freshly formed Progressive Bulgaria party, vowing to tackle poverty and oligarchic power - but raising questions with his "pragmatic" stance on Russia.
By: Svetoslav Todorov
In Brussels, Rumen Radev's landslide win in Bulgaria's parliamentary election has fuelled fears that Russia will have a new ally inside the European Union.
After elections heralded a change of power, controversial senior prosecutor Borislav Sarafov is stepping down, with the new parliament likely to seek an overhaul of the Supreme Justice Council as part of justice reforms.
As Bulgaria's new parliament opens, the pro-EU opposition has split into two separate groups, weakening its ability to counter election winner Progressive Bulgaria's dominance.
By: Svetoslav Todorov
New government headed by ex-President Rumen Radev officially assumed office on Friday, with its anti-corruption mandate already facing scrutiny.
By: Svetoslav Todorov
Rumen Radev's new government pledges to tackle soaring prices by forcing large retailers to prove sudden rises are economically justified – not rooted in speculation.
By: Svetoslav Todorov
Security Agency cuts off funded security for political heavyweights Delyan Peevski and Boyko Borissov – as some question whether they were entitled to such services in the first place.
By: Svetoslav Todorov
Rene Karabash tells BIRN how the ancient Albanian custom of women becoming ‘sworn virgins' became the subject of her acclaimed novel – which put
By: Svetoslav Todorov
She Who Remains, a novel by Rene Karabash about the ancient Albanian custom of “sworn virgins,” put Bulgarian literature in the spotlight as a contender for the International Booker Prize. From BIRN.
By: Svetoslav Todorov
Radev halts refuelling arrangement after Trump declines to lift visa requirements for Bulgarian visitors to US.
