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poll by Alpha Research has found that 63.2 per cent of Bulgarians disapprove of the refusal by cable television presenter Slavi Trifonov’s TISP political party to seek to form a government. The poll was done for Bulgarian National Television’s weekly Referendum programme and the results were shown a day after Trifonov announced the decision and the night before his prime minister-designate, Antoaneta Stefanova, received the mandate and immediately handed it back. Alpha Research said that 35.9 per cent of those polled approved of the TISP decision, with a fraction undecided. Accordin...

A poll by Alpha Research has found that 63.2 per cent of Bulgarians disapprove of the refusal by cable television presenter Slavi Trifonov’s ITN political party to seek to form a government. The poll was done for Bulgarian National Television’s weekly Referendum programme and the results were shown a day after Trifonov announced the decision and the night before his prime minister-designate, Antoaneta Stefanova, received the mandate and immediately handed it back. Alpha Research said that 35.9 per cent of those polled approved of the ITN decision, with a fraction undecided. According to t...

Bulgaria's 'Roma Cambridge' village pushes education Issued on: 23/04/2021 - 11:32 Printsessa Ivanova wants to follow in the steps of other Roma from her village who have university degrees Nikolay DOYCHINOV AFP 4 min Dolni Tsibar (Bulgaria) (AFP) Roma student Printsessa Ivanova is cramming hard at her village in Bulgaria's poor northwest, preparing for college entrance exams. The teenager, whose name means "princess", wants to become a psychologist, following in the steps of many other Roma from the village of Dolni Tsibar who have university degr...

FACTBOX - Bulgaria ahead of April 4 general election Author: National Assembly of Bulgaria / All rights reserved. SOFIA (Bulgaria), April 1 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria will hold regular parliamentary elections on Sunday, after the coalition government of centre-right party GERB and its junior partners - nationalist parties VMRO and NFSB, served its full four-year term. A total of 30 parties and coalitions are running for 240 seats in the unicameral National Assembly. To secure representation in parliament, a party or a coalition needs to win at least 4% of all valid votes. The memb...

About 57.5 per cent of Bulgarians want to see a new government formed, while 30.4 per cent want the country to hold another parliamentary election, according to a poll by Alpha Research for public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television’s weekly talk show Referendum. The National Assembly elected on April 4 will hold its first sitting on April 15, with all eyes on the possible formation of a government. GERB leader Boiko Borissov, whose party got the largest share of votes, will not have sufficient support in the new National Assembly for any government nominated by him to be voted into o...