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Pro-Russia ex-president on course to win Bulgaria’s elections

Rumen Radev’s anti-Europe stance makes a stable coalition unlikely, say analysts

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ft.comStai leggendo2 mesi fa

Pro-Russia ex-president on course to win Bulgaria’s elections

Rumen Radev’s anti-Europe stance makes a stable coalition unlikely, say analysts

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theguardian.com2 mesi fa

Eurosceptic Radev poised for majority in Bulgarian election – Europe live

Former president looks likely to take power following eighth election in five years

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lemonde.fr2 mesi fa

Bulgaria's former president Radev tops parliamentary vote

Rumen Radev has said he wants to rid the Balkan nation of its 'oligarchic governance model.' Projections from polling agencies put his Progressive Bulgaria grouping at some 44%, which would give him an absolute majority…

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scmp.com2 mesi fa

Bulgaria’s pro-Kremlin ex-president wins election, Russia and EU welcome victory

Rumen Radev has criticised military support for Ukraine’s war effort and the European Union’s heavy reliance on renewable energy.

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Timeline cronologica

1. sabato 18 aprile 2026·ft.com
   

   Vladimir Putin’s ‘Trojan horse’ ahead in Bulgarian election

   Russia-friendly ex-president Rumen Radev projected to win parliamentary vote on Sunday in race to become PM

2. domenica 19 aprile 2026·ft.com
   

   Pro-Russia ex-president on course to win Bulgaria’s elections

   Rumen Radev’s anti-Europe stance makes a stable coalition unlikely, say analysts

3. lunedì 20 aprile 2026·theguardian.com
   

   Eurosceptic Radev poised for majority in Bulgarian election – Europe live

   Former president looks likely to take power following eighth election in five years

4. lunedì 20 aprile 2026·scmp.com
   

   Bulgaria’s pro-Kremlin ex-president wins election, Russia and EU welcome victory

   Rumen Radev has criticised military support for Ukraine’s war effort and the European Union’s heavy reliance on renewable energy.