Bulgaria's April vote could reshape EU-Russia dynamics in the Balkans
TL;DR
Bulgaria’s snap election on April 19 could usher former president Rumen Radev into power with a pro-European but ambivalent stance toward Russia, potentially complicating EU and NATO positions on sanctions and Ukraine aid amid Bulgaria’s fragmented politics and rising Kremlin influence in the region.
- Another Orban? Here's why you should care about Bulgaria's upcoming elections The Kyiv Independent
- Bulgaria's pro-Russian former president leads election race on anti-graft ticket Reuters
- Fighter pilot Rumen Radev looks to break Bulgaria’s political deadlock politico.eu
- Market Links expects 5 parties to enter the new parliament with certainty БНР Новини
- ALDE Party president to speak at major march IN Bulgaria ALDE Party
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