Domestic policy
News on Bulgaria’s internal political processes — government, parties, legislation, institutions, and public debates.
Dimitar Glavchev Says He is Willing to Accept the Position of Caretaker Prime Minister
The President of the National Audit Office, Dimitar Glavchev, has stated his readiness to become caretaker prime minister following consultations with President Iliana Iotova. The composition of the cabinet or the date for elections were not discussed.
Deputy Ombudsman Maria Filipova Ready to be Caretaker Prime Minister
Deputy Ombudsman Maria Filipova announced that she is ready to take the post of caretaker prime minister if President Iliana Yotova chooses her. She emphasized her long-standing experience as a civil servant and her readiness to work for the benefit of the citizens.
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva: No Place in the Executive Branch
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva categorically refuses to become caretaker prime minister, citing the need to preserve the institution's independence and protect citizens' rights. She emphasizes the importance of an independent ombudsman and mentions an increase in citizen complaints, which confirms this need.
Meeting of President Yotova with Ombudsman Delcheva Regarding Caretaker Cabinet
President Iliana Yotova held a meeting with Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva to discuss the appointment of a caretaker cabinet. Possible candidates are being discussed, including Delcheva herself. A meeting with Deputy Ombudsman Maria Filipova is also forthcoming.
Assen Vassilev on Bulgaria's Direction, Early Elections, and Possible Governance with GERB
The chairman of PP Assen Vassilev commented on important issues - the future of Bulgaria, the election date, the party's positions, and relations with partners. He rejected governance with GERB and Radev.
Nadezhda Yordanova: The Caretaker Prime Minister Should Be Far From Peevski's Influence
Nadezhda Yordanova from PP-DB commented on the procedure for appointing a caretaker cabinet, emphasizing the importance of consultations with the parties and distancing the caretaker prime minister from Peevski's influence. She also raised the issue of ratifying the accession to Trump's Peace Council.
Kiril Petkov: I remain in PP, support the party and fight for Bulgaria
Kiril Petkov stated that he remains in "We Continue the Change", supports the party and will fight for Bulgaria. He commented on the upcoming elections, the accusations against him and his role in the campaign, emphasizing the fight against corruption and the European orientation.
Iliana Yotova Begins Consultations for Caretaker Government: Details
President Iliana Yotova is starting meetings with representatives of political forces within the constitutional procedure for appointing a caretaker government. The first meeting is with the Speaker of the 51st National Assembly, Raya Nazaryan.
Zafirov: Parties Must Make Compromises. Our Communication Policy Was a Mistake.
BSP Chairman Atanas Zafirov speaks about the need for compromises between parties, acknowledges communication mistakes, and assesses BSP's participation in the government. Valkov sees Rumen Radev as a partner.
Boyko Borissov: Bulgaria Needs Accelerated Digital Transformation and Partnership with the Tech Sector
GERB party leader Boyko Borissov announced the signing of a Memorandum of Strategic Partnership to accelerate Bulgaria's digital and innovation transformation by 2030. The focus is on digital skills, support for INSAIT and Sofia Tech Park, and the development of high-tech industries.
Iliyana Yotova is the New President of Bulgaria: The First Woman to Head the State
Iliyana Yotova assumes the office of President of Bulgaria following the resignation of Rumen Radev. She is the first woman to lead the country. The article will provide Yotova's biography and highlights from her political career.
Radostin Vasilev (MECH): The Electoral Code should not be on the agenda next week
MECH leader Radostin Vasilev commented on the political situation in parliament, expressing a position on the Electoral Code, potential partnerships, and the upcoming elections.
Democratic Bulgaria Wants Constitutional Court Ruling Before Ratification of the Peace Council Accession Document
Democratic Bulgaria insists on a ruling by the Constitutional Court (CC) before the ratification of the document for joining the Peace Council. Nadezhda Yordanova from DB highlighted constitutional grounds for the request, as well as questions regarding the outgoing government's decision and the confidentiality of the document. Other topics are also being discussed, including the Election Code and signals of activity related to Delyan Peevski.
Prosecution Opens Investigation Against Delyan Peevski Following a Report by "Yes, Bulgaria"
The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has launched a pre-trial investigation against Delyan Peevski following a report by "Yes, Bulgaria" due to discrepancies in declared income. The party is calling for checks by the CPCB and the NRA.
Constitutional Court to Convene on President Rumen Radev's Resignation
Today, the Constitutional Court will consider the resignation of President Rumen Radev. A decision in the case is expected, with Judge Pavlina Panova as the rapporteur.