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Divided Bulgaria votes in tense presidential runoff
Headline from WFMZ Allentown
Bulgarians started voting Sunday in a presidential runoff between two candidates with contrasting visions on the war in Ukraine, following a series of drone attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea.
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Bulgarians are voting in a presidential runoff between incumbent Iliana Iotova and pro-European former interim Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov after neither won a first-round majority and turnout fell below 23%.
Bulgarians are voting in a presidential runoff between incumbent Iliana Iotova and pro-European former interim Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov after neither won a first-round majority and turnout fell below 23%.
On October 25, the first round of the presidential elections in Bulgaria took place. Incumbent President Iliana Yotova came first, supported by the governing Progressive Bulgaria party led by Prime Minister Rumen Radev.
Bulgarians started voting Sunday in a presidential runoff between two candidates with contrasting visions on the war in Ukraine, following a series of drone attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea.
Bulgarians voted Sunday in a presidential runoff between two candidates with opposing views on the Ukraine war and relations with Russia as tensions mount in the Black Sea. Incumbent President Iliana Iotova, who favours dialogue with Moscow, faces off against Andrey Gyurov, a former caretaker prime …
Voters in Bulgaria are choosing between two candidates with vastly different views of the war in Ukraine and ties with Russia. The runoff comes after a record-low turnout in the first round.
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