Bulgarian President Rumen Radev stated that all previous government programs suffered from managerial and ideological weakness, asserting that only the current 'Progressive Bulgaria' program is detailed, well-argued, and ambitious.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev stated that the government's program aims for de-oligarchization and a new model of accelerated development, intended to fulfill the pre-election promises of 'Progressive Bulgaria'.

A report from the reception office of 'Progressive Bulgaria' describes a minimalist space with light walls and monitors, guarded by a quiet security officer, with only the building's facade indicating the political formation's presence.

Bulgaria's GERB party has announced it will not support proposed electoral changes, with the exception of provisions for visually impaired voters and a previously dropped proposal from 'Progressive Bulgaria'.

The Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament, Mihaela Docova, has issued a 'reprimand' to Stoyan Trichkov, a deputy from her own 'Progressive Bulgaria' group, for a declaration he read from the parliamentary tribune.

Progressive Bulgaria, DPS, and Vazrazhdane have submitted additional proposals for changes to the Electoral Code, primarily aiming to reintroduce machine voting, which were voted on in the first reading in the National Assembly.

Bulgaria's ruling 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has reportedly filled parliamentary friendship groups with representatives from Russia, Belarus, and North Korea, a move that follows their initial reluctance to do so a week prior.

The political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' has announced its intention to finalize the restitution of agricultural lands, signaling a key policy objective.

Bulgaria's draft budget for 2026, featuring a 5.7% deficit, passed its first reading with votes from 'Progressive Bulgaria' and DPS, despite opposition criticism regarding a lack of reforms and record spending.

The Bulgarian Parliament is set to hear the only candidate proposed for a position on the anti-corruption commission (KPK) from the quota of the National Assembly, with Plamen Todorov put forward by 'Progressive Bulgaria'.

Proposals for changes to the Electoral Code put forth by "Progressive Bulgaria" have not met resistance from opposition parties, including "Democratic Bulgaria," "We Continue the Change," and "Vazrazhdane."

Iya Petkova-Angelova has been appointed as the new director of the National Palace of Culture (NDK) in Bulgaria. She is the wife of Ivan Angelov, a deputy chairman of the National Assembly from the 'Progressive Bulgaria' parliamentary group.

Progressive Bulgaria has announced its intention not to increase social security contributions in the coming years. This statement was made by Konstantin Prodanov, the party's economic expert and chairman of the parliamentary budget and finance committee.

Bulgaria's ruling party, Progressive Bulgaria, has submitted a draft resolution to the National Audit Office requesting an audit of state and pension expenditures for the period from 2020 to May 2026.

The 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has proposed Plamen Todorov as a candidate for the anti-corruption commission.

The political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' has stated it will not back down from its proposed changes to the judicial law.

Vladislav Goranov, a GERB MP and former finance minister, stated that Boyko Borisov's party is ready to unconditionally support 'Progressive Bulgaria's' proposals for the new Supreme Judicial Council, declaring the Borisov-Peevski model dismantled.

Bulgaria's national budget is expected to undergo significant cuts and austerity measures across nearly all government departments, according to the chairman of the 'Progressive Bulgaria' parliamentary group, Petar Vitanov.

The 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has expressed support for a family march while criticizing the Pride parade, stating it 'deconstructs' values and 'contradicts the constitution,' drawing reactions from NGOs.

The "Progressive Bulgaria" party has proposed amendments to the National Security Service (NSO) law, aiming to reinstate the NSO's responsibility for transporting the president's administration. This move seeks to reverse a previous change made by other parties.

The Sofia City Court is scheduled to review the request for the registration of the "Progressive Bulgaria" party in the Register of Political Parties.

Bulgaria's Minister of Innovation, Ivan Vasilev, discussed the concept of 'Progressive Bulgaria' and clarified that it should not necessarily imply a progressive tax policy. His comments were part of a broader interview on national development.

Bulgarian MPs from 'Progressive Bulgaria', DPS, and 'We Continue the Change' have voted to restrict the powers of the special manager appointed to oversee the operations of Russian Lukoil's companies in Bulgaria.

Slavi Vasilev stated that MPs from other parties cannot approach 'Progressive Bulgaria' and that deputies from GERB, DPS, and PP enter parliament with 'bowed heads' due to his party's significant influence.

Nearly a month after its first session, the 52nd National Assembly of Bulgaria finally adopted its rules of procedure following 11 hours of debate, with the ruling 'Progressive Bulgaria' passing some proposals.

Bulgarian MP Slavi Vasilev from "Progressive Bulgaria" publicly boasted on social media about calling the traffic police to fine himself for illegal parking after his Porsche was photographed by a passerby.

Anton Kutev, a Member of Parliament from 'Progressive Bulgaria,' stated that proposed amendments to the National Assembly's rules of procedure would help restore public trust in the parliament.

"Progressive Bulgaria" has rejected accusations from opposition parties that proposed changes to the National Assembly's rules of procedure are designed to limit its capabilities.

Bulgaria's new ruling coalition has granted a 21-day extension for proposals to the Judicial System Act, following a suggestion from 'Progressive Bulgaria' to prolong the deadline by two weeks.

Bulgaria's new ruling party, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' has adopted a plan from the caretaker government to create a new anti-corruption commission, aiming to secure over 250 million euros from the Recovery and Resilience Plan.

Bulgaria's Legal Affairs Committee has unanimously announced its commitment to implementing changes within the judiciary. 'Progressive Bulgaria' has set a target for establishing a new judicial council by the autumn.

The political coalition "Progressive Bulgaria" is actively advocating for and pushing through changes to the country's judicial law.

Two and a half weeks after early parliamentary elections, Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova is set to hand the mandate to form a government to the prime minister candidate from the largest parliamentary group, "Progressive Bulgaria."

"Progressive Bulgaria" prevented the establishment of a commission to investigate the property of Delyan Peevski. Initially, only two members from "Progressive Bulgaria" voted in favor of the commission.

Konstantin Prodanov, a Progressive Bulgaria MP, announced that the new government is preparing measures against inflation and plans to merge government departments, with an upcoming hearing for the finance minister to assess the state's finances.

President Iliana Yotova announced that the 'timelessness' in Bulgarian politics has ended, symbolically noting the new government's formation 150 years after the April Uprising, with 'Progressive Bulgaria' securing a majority.

Anton Kutev of "Progressive Bulgaria" announced that a structured government has not yet been formed, attributing this to the constitutional steps required, such as the new parliament convening and the largest parliamentary group forming.

"Progressive Bulgaria" has reportedly been non-committal regarding the swift removal of security details for politicians Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski, as revealed in a recent interview.

An opinion piece from Capital.bg discusses the Bulgarian political party GERB and issues of corruption, also touching upon the perceived lack of independent opinion within 'Progressive Bulgaria'.

The 52nd National Assembly of Bulgaria will largely consist of new deputies, given the 'Progressive Bulgaria' party's achievement of a standalone majority, though some representatives are not entirely new to politics.

The Council of Rectors in Bulgaria has requested the new government to change the funding model for state universities. Its chair, Prof. Miglena Temelkova, sent a letter to "Progressive Bulgaria" congratulating them on their election victory and expressing this demand.

The party of former President Rumen Radev, "Progressive Bulgaria," is leading in all but one region, according to a KNEXT poll, with discussions also covering private education and internships.

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Asen Vasilev, leader of "We Continue the Change," criticized the economic policy proposed by "Progressive Bulgaria" and Radev, calling it a "lean pizza."

The "Progressive Bulgaria" party, led by former President Rumen Radev, has reportedly collected nearly 800,000 euros in donations. This financial update highlights the party's fundraising efforts.

The leader of "Progressive Bulgaria," Rumen Radev, has assured his supporters in Krumovgrad and Momchilgrad that he will not form a coalition with Delyan Peevski and Boyko Borissov.

The candidate lists for Rumen Radev's "Progressive Bulgaria" party for local elections have been revealed, focusing on candidates from specific cities like Varna, Dobrich, Shumen, Targovishte, Razgrad, and Silistra.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's political formation, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' is attracting members from various parties, including BSP, VMRO, and GERB, for its parliamentary lists.

Famous gymnast Yordan Yovchev has joined the election race, appearing second on the 'Progressive Bulgaria' list for former president Rumen Radev in Plovdiv-region.

Rumen Radev's political formation, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' holds a significant lead over its rivals ahead of the upcoming snap parliamentary elections in Bulgaria.

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has taken the first official step to participate in early parliamentary elections in April, registering an alliance named 'Progressive Bulgaria'.

On the eve of their symbolic 100 days in office, 'Progressive Bulgaria' and Prime Minister Rumen Radev unveiled their 200-page governance program extending to 2030, focusing on dismantling the oligarchic model and high-tech ambitions.

The political entity 'Progressive Bulgaria' is set to present its governance program, outlining its plans and policies.

The Bulgarian National Assembly has definitively adopted amendments to the Electoral Code, supported by 'Progressive Bulgaria,' 'Democratic Bulgaria,' and 'We Continue the Change,' which restore machine voting for upcoming presidential elections.

A recent poll in Bulgaria indicates that the political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' would secure 41.6% of the votes if national elections were to be held today.

Deputies from 'Progressive Bulgaria' have submitted a bill to amend the law on administrative regulation of economic activities related to oil and oil products, specifically concerning the special administrator of Lukoil.

The Dossier Commission in Bulgaria is now without a head after Plamen Tonchev was relieved from his chairman position by votes from "Progressive Bulgaria," GERB, and DPS. This decision followed his re-election as head of the State Agency "National Security."

GERB chairman Boyko Borissov criticized 'Progressive Bulgaria' for their 'outrageous' actions regarding the deployment of US tanker aircraft in Bulgaria.

Members of 'Progressive Bulgaria' and 'Democratic Bulgaria' have proposed extending the deadline for companies to revalue their capital, following justified dissatisfaction from businesses and the legal community due to issues with the Commercial Register.

This story covers important daily events in Bulgaria and worldwide, including a statement from a 'Progressive Bulgaria' MP regarding the current budget.

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Bulgaria's "Progressive Bulgaria" party has promised social security reforms for the coming year, with the draft budget for the State Public Insurance approved at first reading by the parliamentary budget and finance committee.

A political party in Bulgaria, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' plans to introduce a new subject called 'Virtues and Religion' into the school curriculum starting from the 2027/2028 academic year.

Progressive Bulgaria is set to commission three audits from the National Audit Office to conduct a 'dissection' of state expenditures, aiming for transparency rather than a 'witch hunt'.

"Progressive Bulgaria" is discussing the possibility of eliminating hospital limits, with a decision expected for the 2027 budget and efforts to find a solution for the current year.

Delyan Peevski has criticized the 'Progressive Bulgaria' party for closing the Dossier Commission, calling it a scandalous attempt to erase the memory of events from the communist era.

Bulgarian authorities from 'Progressive Bulgaria' have justified the lack of substantial reforms in proposed changes to the Judicial System Act, stating that the possibility of a public quota in the Supreme Judicial Council would be unconstitutional and risk being overturned by the Constitutional Court.

The Sofia City Court has officially registered 'Progressive Bulgaria,' the party led by Prime Minister Rumen Radev, as a political entity. Following the expiration of a seven-day appeal period, the formation, initially created as an electoral coalition, will formally become a party.

A segment from the Bulgarian news program 'First Point' analyzed the 'Family March' and the political calculations of GERB and Progressive Bulgaria, describing the march as a 'centaur-schizophrenic procession'.

Episode 28 of "First Point" discusses President Rumen Radev's inconsistent stances, "Progressive Bulgaria" reinstating controversial figures, and the political actions of Georgi Kandev.

The 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has submitted amendments to the National Assembly's rules to freeze parliamentary salaries at their current level of 4236 euros, an idea previously floated by the ruling party.

A commentary in 'Deutsche Welle' discusses the challenges and expectations for the Bulgarian political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' regarding the budget, prosecution, security services, and anti-corruption efforts.

Bulgaria's 'Progressive Bulgaria' party is nearing the final approval of its measures against rising prices, despite widespread criticism. The populist promise to curb inflation is moving forward in parliament.

Bulgarian MPs from "Progressive Bulgaria" definitively removed the COVID bonus from new pensions starting July 1, 2026, and cut party subsidies to 3 euros per vote.

Anton Kutev, an MP from 'Progressive Bulgaria,' stated that tax changes by the end of the year are not ruled out, though the party aims to keep the budget stable without drastic actions.

Bulgaria's ruling parties have once again indicated their intention to amend the Constitution, with the chairman of the "Progressive Bulgaria" parliamentary group, Petar Vitanov, speaking on the matter during debates on new parliamentary rules.

The governing party 'Progressive Bulgaria' is actively working to tighten legislative and administrative control over prices, focusing on retail chains and further expanding the powers of...

A former member of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) has taken the oath as a deputy representing "Progressive Bulgaria" in the parliament.

The ruling majority in Bulgaria has proposed an increase of the minimum pension by 7.8% starting July 1. Members of "Progressive Bulgaria" have submitted a bill to amend the extended budget, ensuring the minimum pension rises from 322.37 euros.

The Bulgarian political coalition GERB-SDS and 'Progressive Bulgaria' have announced they will not participate in the mayoral elections for the Sredets district on June 14.

The Bulgarian Parliament has released three members from the 'Progressive Bulgaria' party: Mario Smurkov, Ilko Iliev, and Krum Nedelkov. Smurkov and Iliev were recently appointed regional governors.

Bulgarian MPs Yavor Gechev and Konstantin Prodanov from "Progressive Bulgaria" have stated that proposed legislative changes are not final measures against inflation but aim to clarify and expose speculative practices throughout the supply chain. They emphasize the need for transparency to combat rising prices.

The parliamentary group leader of 'Progressive Bulgaria,' Petar Vitanov, criticized the latest judicial system reform by 'We Continue the Change - Democratic Bulgaria' (PP-DB), specifically mentioning a name.

"Progressive Bulgaria" has secured a majority in the parliamentary committee responsible for establishing the rules of procedure for the National Assembly. This move, which represents the first significant act of the new parliament, has drawn criticism from opposition parties.

Dimitar Stoyanov stated that every vote against the future cabinet of "Progressive Bulgaria" (PB) by PP and DB supports the status quo, expressing no surprise at their opposition.

Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova announced she would give the mandate to form the next government to 'Progressive Bulgaria,' the party of former President Rumen Radev, who won the recent elections.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has proposed Mihaela Dotsava as the candidate for Speaker of the National Assembly, an announcement made by Slavi Vasilev of Progressive Bulgaria.

For 'Progressive Bulgaria,' the budget and 'remedial actions' in the judicial system are identified as leading tasks for the new government.

Following the Bulgarian elections, the scale of 'Progressive Bulgaria's' victory surprised Radev himself, leading to a lack of clarity regarding initial steps and overall political direction, prompting questions about the 'enigma of Radev'.

"The decisive victory of Rumen Radev's 'Progressive Bulgaria' should improve political stability in Bulgaria and strengthen the country's ability to be governed." This is the only...

The new government led by Rumen Radev and his 'Progressive Bulgaria' party faces urgent tasks in its initial weeks, including the critical challenge of securing billions in remaining payments under…

Skopje has reacted cautiously to the victory of Progressive Bulgaria in the recent Bulgarian elections, expressing concerns that the new government might continue to deny Macedonian identity and langu

Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria alliance secured a convincing victory in Bulgaria's eighth election in five years, offering a potential for stable government after years of political turmoil.

The Kremlin has officially welcomed the results of Bulgaria's parliamentary elections, where the pro-Russian Progressive Bulgaria party, led by former president Rumen Radev, secured a decisive victory

A student posted flyers for "Progressive Bulgaria" at the entrance of a university canteen at the University of National and World Economy and subsequently demanded an explanation from the rector's management regarding the presence of campaign materials on campus.

Alpha Research: Progressive Bulgaria wins from high mobilization, has a chance for parliament with 6 formations

Rumen Radev is converting the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition, with which he plans to participate in the April 19 elections, into a political party, according to a press release from the formation.

Ivaylo Mirchev, co-chairman of 'Yes, Bulgaria,' has publicly challenged GERB leader Boyko Borisov and 'Progressive Bulgaria' leader Rumen Radev to a pre-election debate.

A new poll by Trend agency indicates that 'Progressive Bulgaria' holds the largest support among voters for the upcoming elections, with 31.1%, followed by GERB with 19.7%.

Former elite volleyball player Vladimir Nikolov, leading the 'Progressive Bulgaria' list in Plovdiv, stated he is entering politics to contribute his sports knowledge and that President Radev is the first politician to meet his high moral standards.

One day before the deadline for parliamentary election list registration, Bulgaria's 'Progressive Bulgaria' party, projected by sociologists to be the leading political force, released the names of its list leaders, including former ministers, athletes, and military personnel.

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has unveiled his new political project, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' positioning it within the left-centrist political spectrum. Details about the carefully guarded project are slowly emerging.

Two days before the deadline, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's new formation, 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition, submitted documents to participate in the snap parliamentary elections on April 19.

The 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has outlined an ambitious defense program, proposing a significant increase in military spending to 5% of GDP and a large-scale rearmament with modern Western equipment.

Bulgaria's re-established Anti-Corruption Commission (KPK) has begun its work, with Plamen Todorov elected as its first rotational chairman. Todorov was proposed by the ruling "Progressive Bulgaria" party and was the sole candidate.

Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova has announced her intention to run for re-election in the upcoming autumn presidential elections. She will be nominated by an initiative committee and has already received official support from the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and "Progressive Bulgaria."

A confrontation between the 'Progressive Bulgaria' and 'Vazrazhdane' parties led to the interruption of a parliamentary session.

The ruling 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has postponed the introduction of the 'virtues and religions' subject in schools until the 2028/2029 academic year, citing the need for further development and approval of curricula.

Bulgaria's new ruling party, Progressive Bulgaria, has proposed capping the salaries of state-owned company board members at a level no higher than that of a government minister, citing a populist mantra that no one should earn more than the president.

A Member of Parliament from "Progressive Bulgaria" refused to support President Radev's requested decision regarding American aircraft during a parliamentary defense committee meeting, despite the ruling parties' approval.

Bulgaria's ruling coalition, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' has submitted a proposal to amend the Public Procurement Law, aiming to oblige private hospitals to conduct public tenders for medicines when paid with national funds.

Plamen Todorov, the sole candidate for a position on Bulgaria's Anti-Corruption Commission, indicated that he does not intend to investigate Delyan Peevski regarding the Magnitsky sanctions. This became clear during his responses to questions from "Progressive Bulgaria."

A Member of Parliament from 'Progressive Bulgaria' stated that machine voting guarantees fair elections.

Bulgaria's GERB party announced it will not support the draft budget proposed by 'Progressive Bulgaria,' citing concerns that the projected 5.7% deficit violates the Public Finance Law and criticising the proposed new debt.

The Bulgarian Parliament has elected Asen Medzhidiev, proposed by the ruling coalition "Progressive Bulgaria," as the sole candidate for deputy head of the health insurance fund, effectively placing him in charge after the previous leadership's resignations.

GERB party leader Boyko Borissov stated that Nikolay Koprinkov is the only effective member of the ruling 'Progressive Bulgaria' party, criticizing the government's 'presidential institution' behavior.

The political entity 'Progressive Bulgaria' has once again put forward a series of proposed changes to the Judicial System Act.

The GERB party has characterized the proposed budget by "Progressive Bulgaria" as an expression of political hypocrisy and irresponsible conduct. Former Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova noted that the ruling party projects similar revenues.

Early actions by Bulgaria's ruling Progressive Bulgaria party, which won power in April, suggest it is more regressive than progressive, aligning more with Russia and the Orthodox Church than with Brussels.

Ekimdzhiev believes that 'Progressive Bulgaria' lacks the will to clean up and shake up the judicial system.

Bulgarian MP Milen Trifonov from 'Progressive Bulgaria' stated that the new state budget will be prepared by the end of the month, noting that the new debt ceiling is a maximum and current expenses are necessary.

Bulgarian MP Anton Kutev from 'Progressive Bulgaria' commented on national television, asserting that 'heavy deficits' in European diplomacy led to the war in Ukraine.

A Bulgarian court has found no objections to the registration of 'Progressive Bulgaria' as a new political party.

Attempts by the Bulgarian government to manage public finances are reportedly clashing with opposition populism, leading to a super-deficit, with 'Progressive Bulgaria' cited as a recent example.

The Budget Committee in the Bulgarian parliament approved the controversial price bills from "Progressive Bulgaria" on their second reading, introducing new terms like 'fair value' and extending the ban on businesses for another year.

The ruling 'Progressive Bulgaria' party plans to raise up to 3.8 billion euros in new debt by June to finance projects under the Recovery and Resilience Plan, which must be completed by August.

According to new rules, 'Progressive Bulgaria' will have eight members in the next Central Election Commission, the same number as all other parliamentary represented parties and coalitions.

A new bill introduced in the Bulgarian National Assembly by 'Progressive Bulgaria' proposes that public buildings pay for water at the same rates as household consumers, aligning with the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.

Yavor Gechev, an MP from 'Progressive Bulgaria,' stated that the public expects measures against high prices, but the entire process will take years, spanning a whole mandate, adding that the party is well aware of the problems.

Bulgarian Members of Parliament are set to address the rules of procedure for the parliament, with a committee reviewing controversial proposals from 'Progressive Bulgaria' and demands from the opposition.

The 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has put forward proposals for new parliamentary rules that would impose several restrictions on the opposition, including less time for debate and a more complex procedure for creating temporary commissions.

Maya Manolova praised "Progressive Bulgaria" for opposing economically powerful entities. The long-time BSP politician welcomed the new government's introduction of "fair prices" on BNR, stating it would be a crucial first step.

Nadezhda Yordanova announced that Democratic Bulgaria will support the judicial reform bills proposed by Progressive Bulgaria.

The Bulgarian government is implementing new measures, including fines and increased regulatory powers, to combat rising prices. Separately, 'Progressive Bulgaria' has also introduced its own package of proposals aimed at curbing inflation and ensuring fair prices.

The Bulgarian Justice Minister aims to restrict the Supreme Judicial Council's ability to make decisions after its mandate, through amendments to the Judicial System Act prepared by the 'Progressive Bulgaria' parliamentary group.

The political group "Progressive Bulgaria" has announced it is taking Room 222A in the National Assembly from Delyan Peevski, leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, in a symbolic political move.

Ivan Angelov, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly from "Progressive Bulgaria," stated that measures are needed to control inflationary processes and rising prices, in response to the requested pension debt.

The Bulgarian GERB party has indicated its potential support for the restoration of the anti-corruption commission, following discussions with President Iliana Yotova before a mandate was handed to "Progressive Bulgaria."

As Bulgaria's new parliament convenes, the pro-EU opposition has split into two separate groups, potentially weakening its ability to challenge the dominance of the election winner, Progressive Bulgaria.

The Bulgarian political party 'Progressive Bulgaria' has announced its readiness to form a new cabinet once it receives the mandate to do so.

A recent poll indicates that half of Poles do not want Karol Nawrocki to become Prime Minister. This comes as the Progressive Bulgaria party, formed by former President Rumen Radev, won parliamentary elections in Bulgaria.

Borislav Sarafov, who was illegitimately serving as Bulgaria's acting Chief Prosecutor, resigned from his post just three days after "Progressive Bulgaria" won the parliamentary elections. The move raises questions about the future of the judiciary.

Ivan Demerdzhiev, who was elected as a Member of Parliament from the "Progressive Bulgaria" list and served as Minister of Justice and Interior in Rumen Radev's interim governments, commented on BTV that Borislav Sarafov's decision to withdraw was connected to his ultimatum.

An analysis of the 'Progressive Bulgaria' program, if viewed as a plan for real governance with an absolute majority rather than an election promise, reveals a clear economic direction for Bulgaria,…

Atanas Kalchev, Mayor of Krichim and chairman of "Our People's Movement" (part of the "Progressive Bulgaria" coalition), issued a statement highlighting the high election results of the formation in Plovdiv Province.

"Progressive Bulgaria" secured victories in most electoral districts except Kardzhali, while GERB experienced significant losses in major cities like Varna, Burgas, and Plovdiv. Peevski and DPS also saw considerable declines in key regions.

The Progressive Bulgaria party, led by former President Rumen Radev, is projected for a significant win in Bulgaria's general election, sparking concerns about a potential shift towards Russia.

Sociological surveys indicate that Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria leads ahead of GERB, followed by PP-DB, DPS, and Vazrazhdane. The parliament is projected to be five-party, with BSP on the verge of entry.

An analysis by Alpha Research indicates a potential reorientation among Bulgarian Turkish voters, with a significant portion of APS sympathizers possibly shifting towards 'Progressive Bulgaria,' while DPS-Peevski retains stronger support.

Ivan Demerdzhiev, leader of the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition in Kardzhali, stated that significant funds should not be sought in their campaign and expressed confidence in challenging Peevski's influence in the region.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev presented the electoral program of the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition, outlining its priorities for the upcoming elections.

A MarketLinks poll indicates nearly equal electoral support for the coalition behind former President Rumen Radev ("Progressive Bulgaria") and GERB, with Radev holding a narrow 2.5% lead among decided voters one month before the elections.

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev will lead two electoral lists for the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition in the upcoming snap elections, with the lists including athletes and defectors from other parties.

A new poll by Alpha Research indicates that Rumen Radev's 'Progressive Bulgaria' formation leads GERB by approximately 13 percentage points, with 32.6% support compared to GERB's 19.7%.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev is set to participate in the upcoming elections as part of the newly registered 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition.