Bulgaria’s parliament approves new coalition government led by centre-right’s Rosen Zhelyazkov

The fact that Bulgaria gets a government at all after seven elections is considered a breakthrough. Your boss becomes a man who calls himself a compromise.

Bulgaria finally has a government, but reform is unlikely to be on the agenda

Adoption of the euro as early as January 2026 is now a real possibility for Bulgaria, if its new coalition can stick together. For the first time since 2021, Bulgaria has a permanent government, although not, perhaps, the government it needs.   On January 16, the country’s parliament approved a cabinet led by Rosen Zhelyazkov (pictured above), a former parliament speaker, ending years of political instability—including no fewer than seven genera…

Bulgaria’s parliament approves new government after months of coalition talks

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After years of political crisis, Bulgaria has a new government. Pro-Western, pro-Russian and populist forces are joining forces to form a three-party coalition.

Bulgarian parliament approves centre-right coalition government

Rosen Zhelyazkov of the GERB party was officially elected prime minister on Thursday after three months of discussion.

The Bulgarian parliament today approved a new Government consisting of the conservative GERB party, the socialist party and the populist ITN. The content Bulgaria. Costa and von der Leyen congratulate the new prime minister who appears first in Jornal i.