EXCLUSIVE — Political instability is nothing new for Bulgaria since the collapse of Todor Zhivkov’s Communist regime in 1989. That being said, the country’s government has been quite turbulent recently, holding numerous elections that prevent progress and damage the government’s effectiveness and credibility. On Oct. 2, the people of Bulgaria will head to the polls to elect yet another Parliament after former Prime Minister Kiril Petkov’s government received a vote of no confidence in June 2022. It’s the fourth election in 18 months.
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