Daily brief
Radev's party unites 'fed-up' voters with strong anti-Peevski sentiment, as Bulgaria's former pro-Russia president wins the parliamentary election despite the label. President Yotova says the new parliament is likely to convene next week. The winning party is now fully responsible for the country, according to the Revival party.
Romania enters political crisis as the coalition partner demands the prime minister's resignation.
EU prosecutor Kövesi is in Athens as the Greek government slams 'absurd' charges.
The Interior Ministry says it did everything possible for fairer elections in Bulgaria.
Progressive Bulgaria says a new government will act fast to remove Prosecutor General Sarafov.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary