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GERB actually aren't pro-Russian. They have always been pro-EU and Europe oriented and joining Shengen and the Eurozone happened in part because of them, though with a huge delay. They however have very well used the pro-EU stance to hide the rampant stealing of public funds and corruption surrounding their 10+ year ruling, which is the main reason people protested against them so many times. A bit Orban-esq they have also pretty much filled all institutions with their people, so it's hard to clean their mess. Radev on the other hand has always been a pro-Russian proxy, though unlike Orban he is much more calculated with his words and actions. He is taking the "diplomatic" and "national" approach, though if you listen to his comments they are clearly favouring Russia. Even though this guy was President for many years, that position is without much power here, so he hasn't had the chance to do much trouble. But he did manage to plant his seeds in many people's heads, as he always blamed whichever party was ruling for all the troubles in the country and many believe he is our new "saviour". Compared to Hungary, the situation here is much more complex, as there isn't anyone as popular are Magyar and there are several strong parties, which always get practically the same number of votes. Radev is surely winning, though the hopes are for the sane people to do damage control. But the truth is there aren't any many good choices, so it's going to be a lose-lose situation. I don't expect a coalition to be formed, but it will depend on the number of parties passing the 4% threshold. So yeah, we are once again hitting the never-ending elections cycle, which the country has spun into since 2021. -
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Awesome story > someone who is destroying cycling -
Memes starting everywhere Oh ! Please Mr. the vicepresident please come to visit our country before our elections as well !
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By Olympian1010 · Posted
I really like the Look of the Games for these. Whoever did the branding certainly earned their keep First medals to be awarded tomorrow in judo and wrestling. Live-streaming on PanamSports Channel and ODESUR YouTube. Results system: https://results.panama2026.org/#/schedule/calendar -
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Saquarema Elite 16 Women Gold- Taryn Brasher/Kristen Cruz Silver- Melissa Humana-Parades/Brandie Wilkerson Bronze- Tanja Hüberli/Nina Brunner First competition back together for Hüberli/Brunner and medal Men Gold- Anders Mol/Christian Sørum Silver- Jacob Hölting Nilsson/Elmer Andersson Bronze- Martins Plavins/Kristians Fokerots Full Results -
Junior Pan American Cup is being streamed on the Pan Am Sports Channel website for those interested.
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By copravolley · Posted
This Radev new party? He was there president for many years and is theoretically considered a Social Democrat? GERB was probably also pro-Russian, and it ruled there for many years. Bulgaria is generally strongly pro-Russian, that`s true? Besides, there hasn't been a stable majority there for 4/5 years, so just because Radev's party wins, is there a guarantee it will be able to govern the same? I don't know much about Bulgarian politics, so I'm only writing what I know. -
So USA blocked petrol of China in hormuz Will China enter the war?
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