Today’s papers give extensive coverage to the issue of machine voting at the early parliamentary elections due on 26 Match, parallel with the voting by paper ballot. Less than two months before the elections the Supreme Administrative Court..
The organization of the early general elections on 26 March is given extensive coverage by today’s papers. “Central Election Commission (CEC) must provide voting machines for each of the 12,400 polling stations in the country at the upcoming early..
The first visit to Brussels of Bulgaria’s newly elected President Rumen Radev is among the highlights in today’s papers. Under the headline “Spartan or Airbus… that is not the problem”, Dnevnik writes: “Facebook bristling – President Radev is..
Most papers today focus on the surprising replacement of the Bulgarian nomination for UN Secretary-General. Sega carries a headline that Bulgaria now has two candidates for the UN top job, whereas entire continents have none and..
Presidential candidate Lyutvi Mestan who is leader of DOST party (Democrats for Responsibility, Freedom and Tolerance) described the remarks that Ahmed Dogan, honorary leader of the DPS (Movement for Rights and Freedoms) may be nominated for president..
