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News on Bulgaria’s internal political processes — government, parties, legislation, institutions, and public debates.
No Confidence Vote Against the Government: PP-DB and Other Parties Take Action
Continuing the Change-Democratic Bulgaria have filed a vote of no confidence in the government, accusing it of failing economic policy. The vote is expected to be supported by other parties, with a focus on the upcoming elections and the isolation of Delyan Peevski.
Boyko Borisov on the Budget, the Vote of No Confidence, and Relations with Peevski
GERB leader Boyko Borisov commented on current political topics: the budget, the vote of no confidence in the government, and his relationship with Delyan Peevski. He also explained why he insists that the minimum wage should not be linked to the average wage.
PP-DB to submit a vote of no confidence in the government over economic policy
The opposition formation PP-DB will submit a vote of no confidence in the government over its economic policy. MECH will support the vote. A protest is also planned on the day of the debates.
Parliament Rejects Referendum on Euro Proposed by President Radev
The Parliament rejected President Rumen Radev's proposal for a national referendum on the introduction of the euro in 2026 after voting against the proposal by a majority. The discussions in the plenary hall included debates about the lev and the euro.
Parliamentary Dispute: Referendum on the Euro and Absence of Presidential Representatives
The National Assembly discusses President Radev's proposal for a referendum on the euro, but representatives of the presidency are absent. MPs seek explanations and demand debates, while the Constitutional Court appeals to the Constitutional Court regarding the previous chairman's refusal to consider the matter.
Delyan Peevski: Only the voters can demand my resignation, they will give more and more trust
Delyan Peevski comments on the political situation, expressing confidence in the support of voters, support for the government, criticism of political opponents, and emphasizes social payments. Peevski condemns sowing hatred and dividing people.
Borisov: The government's resignation now will bring chaos and will endanger the introduction of the euro
The leader of GERB warned that a possible collapse of the government will lead to chaos, a rise in prices and a risk to the introduction of the euro from January 1, and defended the work of the Ministry of Interior and the financial results of the NRA and "Customs".
The government discusses funding for youth centers, cultural projects and other important decisions
At a regular meeting, the Council of Ministers will consider a program for financing youth centers, as well as projects related to culture, religious holidays and nuclear regulation. Approval of lists of kindergartens and schools is expected, as well as a discussion on holding a Global Skills Summit in 2028.
Radev on the Protests: Resignation is Urgent, Early Elections are the Only Way
President Rumen Radev, in an address to the nation, called for the resignation of the ruling government and early elections. He emphasized that the protests are against corruption, lawlessness, and the politicians' refusal to hear the voice of the people. Radev spoke of unity and the need for real change.
Zhelyazkov: We will do everything necessary for a consensus budget for 2026
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov promised a coordinated budget for 2026, while the Council of Ministers proposes to parliament to withdraw the project already adopted on first reading.
Government Withdraws 2026 Budget: Protests and New Procedure
The Council of Ministers has withdrawn the draft budget for 2026 due to protests. A new budget procedure is forthcoming following a decision by the National Assembly. The protests, organized by PP-DB, reflect dissatisfaction with the project.
Medical Aid After the Sofia Protest: 22 Ambulance Calls, 10 People in Hospital
A spokesperson for the Emergency Medical Services reported 22 ambulance calls and 10 people transported to hospitals following the protest in Sofia. The protest was organized by PP-DB and passed through key locations in the capital.
Protest in Sofia: Hooded Ultras Tainted Peaceful March, Arrests and Injuries
A large peaceful protest in Sofia was disrupted by violence. Hooded ultras provoked clashes, resulting in arrests and injuries. The head of state and politicians commented on the situation, calling for calm and resignations.
Zhelyazkov on Social Tensions and the Budget
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov commented on social tensions, the stability of the cabinet, and upcoming budget talks, as well as postponed reforms.
Radev on the Budget: A Civic Victory, but Warns About the Eurozone
President Rumen Radev commented on current topics, welcoming the civic stance on the withdrawal of the budget. He expressed concerns about the future of Bulgaria, especially in relation to the Eurozone.