Bulgaria’s prime minister resigns as planned, part of a power-sharing agreement
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Bulgarian lawmakers on Wednesday unanimously approved the resignation of Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov and his government, part of a power-sharing agreement by the two main political parties after elections last year, according to AP news. The center-right GERB party which won last April’s general election and the runner-up, the reformist coalition led by “We Continue the […] The post Bulgaria’s prime minister resigns as planned, part of a power-sharing agreement appeared first on Știri online, ultimele știri, presa online, ziar online - Sursazilei.ro .
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