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A pro-Western reformist bloc and the centre-right grouping of ex-prime minister Boyko Borissov were running almost neck-and-neck after Bulgaria's parliamentary election on Sunday, exit polls showed, pointing to lengthy and difficult coalition talks.

Pro-Russian operative, or anti-corruption crusader? Who is the president benefiting from Bulgaria’s democratic gridlock?

SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Bulgarians are heading to the polls on Sunday for the country’s fifth general election in two years, amid concern over the war ...

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DEVIN, Bulgaria (Reuters) - In the rugged Rhodope mountains in southern Bulgaria, many voters have little hope that Sunday's parliamentary election, the nation's fifth in two years, will produce a stable government able to tackle corruption, inflation and poverty. | 11:02am

Wave of anonymous bomb threats targeting schools, which often serve as polling stations, has fuelled anxiety ahead of legislative elections due on Sunday.

By Stoyan Nenov DEVIN, Bulgaria (Reuters) - In the rugged Rhodope mountains in southern Bulgaria, many voters have little hope that Sundays ...

Bulgaria's Commission for Anti-Corruption and Illegal Assets Forfeiture (CACIAF) is working on seizing the property of gambling boss Vassil Bozhkov, known as the Skull, identified by Bivol in an investigation based on the Panama Papers. The first of those seizures were announced by CACIAF's acting chairman Anton Slavchev on 22 March 2022 – a residential…

North Macedonia’s Justice Ministry has denied a request by a Bulgarian club to be named after Ivan Mihailov, deeming him a Nazi collaborator, prompting fresh tensions with Sofia.

The arrest of a critical journalist on what looks like specious grounds and the lawsuit filed against a respected media outlet highlight the continuing problems facing media freedom in the country.