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2021-04-20 12:05:56 GMT2021-04-20 20:05:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English SOFIA, April 20 (Xinhua) -- Bulgarian President Rumen Radev on Tuesday asked GERB-UDF coalition, the largest political force in the newly elected parliament, to form a new government. Radev handed the exploratory mandate to Daniel Mitov, the GERB-UDF's pick for prime minister. According to the Bulgarian constitution, Mitov, whose coalition holds 75 seats in the 240-member parliament, has to propose a government that is to be approved by the parliament by a simple majority. However, his chances of success seem slim,...

Bulgaria’s president hands mandate to GERB-UDF coalition to form govt kalDC/All rights reserved SOFIA (Bulgaria), April 20 (SeeNews) – Bulgaria’s president Rumen Radev said on Tuesday that he is asking the cente-right coalition of GERB and the Union of Democratic Forces (UDF), which came first in the April 4 general election, to form the country's next government. "I expect that, in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Bulgaria, within a seven-day period you will propose a government which meets the public expectations for justice, social engagement, ...

Sport: Krassen Kralev In the 45th National Assembly, Borissov’s GERB has 75 out of 240 seats. The other five parties and coalitions in Parliament have said that they would not support a new GERB government. During his presentation of the proposed GERB Cabinet line-up, Borissov called on Mitov to hold the talks with other political parties in Parliament as quickly as possible. “Take the mandate, we have a duty to talk it out … On Thursday [April 22], we will announce whether we have achieved something or not,” he said during a Facebook livestream. After the mandate-handing ceremony, Mi...

23 Shares The 2021 Bulgarian election produced a fragmented result, with six different parties entering parliament. The country’s incumbent Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, has already indicated that he will not put himself forward as a candidate to lead the next government. Ivaylo Dinev Petar Bankov assess the options for a new coalition and what failure to reach an agreement would mean for the country’s future. The election held in Bulgaria on 4 April produced a fragmented parliament with no clear winners, making government formation a challenging task. The centre-right Citi...

Bulgarian President Roumen Radev held consultations on April 19 with six political parties and coalitions represented in the 45th National Assembly, but the talks offered little clarity on whether the new legislature could vote a new government into office. Radev said that he held the meetings as part of the constitutional procedure, without meaning them to be seen as “pushing the process in any specific direction” or himself serving as “the architect of a future coalition and government.” The introductory remarks in each meeting were open to the media, but the rest of the talks, last...