KATHMANDU: Bulgarian lawmakers on Friday approved former president Rumen Radev as the country’s new Prime Minister, along with his proposed cabinet, following a majority vote in parliament. The 240-member National Assembly backed Radev’s nomination with 124 votes in favor. Members of the second-largest parliamentary group, the GERB–UDF coalition, abstained from the voting process, while several […]
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KATHMANDU: Bulgarian lawmakers on Friday approved former president Rumen Radev as the country’s new Prime Minister, along with his proposed cabinet, following a majority vote in parliament. The 240-m…
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