The respite in Bulgaria's political scene lasted just nine months and the scene is repeating itself: Inability of political parties to agree and new early parliamentary elections on the horizon. The country is heading for its sixth parliamentary election in three years. The two biggest political powers put aside their differences in June 2023 to form a pro-European government amid the war in Ukraine. However, the alliance did not last long. Foreign Minister Marija Gabriel is believed to have been set to succeed Nikolai Denkof as prime minister under a rotating arrangement of the country's leadership. However, both camps blamed each other for the political chaos. The two pro-Western alliances of GERB and the Union of Democratic Forces (GERB-SDS) and Continuing the Change-Democratic Bulgaria (PP-DB) could not agree on the continuation of the coalition they formed in June 2023 due to disagreements over personnel and reforms. Faced with controversy and turmoil, the former European commissioner “threw in the towel” last year […]
Source: News Beast
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