After inconclusive October polls failed to produce a functioning government, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev announced on Tuesday that he would set April 2 as the date for the nation’s fifth parliamentary election within two years.
After the Socialists became the third political party to decline to form a regular government in a deadlocked parliament, Radev was forced to dissolve it.
Since anti-graft protests in 2020, Bulgaria, one of the EU’s poorest and most corrupt member states, has experienced political unrest.
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