Bulgaria votes for 5th time in 2 years under Ukraine shadow
Harvard-educated Kiril Petkov is one of the lead candidates to become prime minister in Bulgaria, but no one has anywhere near the support they need to take outright victory. – Government of Bulgaria handout, April 2, 2023.
BULGARIANS vote today in their fifth general election in two years, a record in the European Union, amid deep divisions over the war in Ukraine. Russia’s invasion of its neighbour has deepened the political crisis that has engulfed Bulgaria since 2020, the worst instability since the fall of Communism.
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