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Send to Kindle “Democratic Bulgaria” certainly will not support increase of powers of the president, especially in the run-up to elections.  “We do not support seizing the powers of parliament in this regard. If it is a question of who will sign the decree, this is not a problem, but we will defend the central role of National Assembly".  This was stated to BNR by Hristo Ivanov, chairman of the parliamentary group of " Democratic Bulgaria", in connection with a proposal submitted by "Th...

Send to Kindle This parliament is six months late, commented the representative of the second largest group in the 45th National Assembly. “There Is Such A People " (ITN) will not submit a proposal to change the electoral system and a majority vote, it became clear from the statement of the partys representative at the opening of the 45th National Assembly Toshko Yordanov. The main task for this parliament will be to change the Electoral Code, he said. According to him, the goal is for every...

Send to Kindle Protesters gathered in front of the old parliament building with the inscription "Unity Makes Strength", where the solemn opening session of the newly elected 45th National Assembly begins. They demanded that parliament dissolve itself, new elections and a caretaker government. People are also demanding a full investigation of the GERB governments. Police presence in the area has been stepped up. At the solemn sitting, The Head of State Rumen Radev addressed the people and the M...

Send to Kindle This parliament is six months late, commented the representative of the second largest group in the 45th National Assembly. “There Is Such a People " (ITN) will not submit a proposal to change the electoral system and a majority vote, it became clear from the statement of the partys representative at the opening of the 45th National Assembly Toshko Yordanov. The main task for this parliament will be to change the Electoral Code, he said. According to him, the goal is for every...

Bulgaria’s 45th National Assembly held its first sitting on April 15, eleven days after being elected, and voted into office a Speaker from Slavi Trifonov’s political party. The four-hour sitting was addressed by President Roumen Radev and by representatives of the six parliamentary groups, before proceeding to the election of a Speaker and Deputy Speakers. As is practice in the Bulgarian Parliament, before the election of a Speaker, the sitting was presided over by its oldest member: Mika ...

share Print YEREVAN -- When Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian signed a Russian-brokered cease-fire in November to end the war with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh, it created a tumultuous postwar crisis that has eroded public confidence in Yerevans political establishment. Opinion polls show the approval rating of Pashinians government has fallen from about 60 percent in September 2020 to around 30 percent today. Pashinians allies -- faced with political upheaval and declining public con...

? - BSP is a very interesting animal. It has been dying for 30 years in very slow motion, diversified with temporary ups. In the last 30 years BSP has failed to keep abreast with the spirit of time. All kinds of ideas surfaced, which grabbed people both in Bulgaria and in Europe, but BSP remained outside them, focused on its own imaginary past. Stanishev tried to make a Western party from BSP, but it refused to become a Western party. LatelyKornelia Ninova has been trying to make the BSP some...

Armenian opposition MP on possible move to scrap snap elections: ‘Nothing is ruled out’ MP Ani Samsoyan from Armenia’s opposition Bright Armenia Party on Monday said there had been no condition under which they would nominate a candidate for prime minister during the upcoming snap parliamentary elections. “Our only arrangement was that the prime minister should resign to pave the way for early elections,” the lawmaker told reporters, stating it does not make sense to take other steps ...

Armenian Parliament Approves Changes To Electoral System 1 ժամ առաջ Կիսվել Տարածել Տպել The National Assembly approved on Thursday major amendments to Armenia’s Electoral Code which some opposition parties say are aimed at helping Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian win snap parliamentary elections expected in June. The government-backed amendments passed in the first reading changed the legal mechanism for electing the country’s next parliament. Armenians have until now...

Armenias parliament passes amendments to Electoral Code in second reading Armenia’s National Assembly passed in the second reading on Thursday government-backed amendments to the country’s electoral system ahead of the snap parliamentary elections slated for June 20. A total of 82 MPs voted for the bill on making amendments to the Electoral Code, with no votes against and abstentions. The legislative changes propose switching to the proportional system, removing the current mixed system tha...