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Bulgarian President Rumen Radev announced his resignation amid ongoing political deadlock and protests over corruption. He will submit his resignation to the Constitutional Court, paving the way for new elections. Radev has been a key figure during Bulgaria's recent instability and anti-corruption protests, opposing euro adoption and military aid to Ukraine.
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Bulgaria's president appointed Andrey Gurov as interim prime minister following the resignation of the previous government amid protests over corruption and economic policies. The country faces ongoing political instability and upcoming elections, with the caretaker government tasked with organizing a new vote. Meanwhile, Haiti's political crisis continues with a new leader taking power amidst gang violence and international concern.
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International groups report worsening press freedom in Serbia, citing increased violence and attacks on journalists during recent local elections. The government condemns violence but faces accusations of suppressing media and political repression, with protests and violence continuing in several towns.
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Rumen Radev, leading in polls, has stepped down from the presidency to run for prime minister amid Bulgaria's ongoing political instability. The election follows protests and government resignations, with Radev promising to fight corruption and redefine foreign policy, but coalition-building remains uncertain.