Bulgarians Vote in Snap Election

0:00Bulgarians are hitting the polls, Sunday for the eighth time in five years, desperate for a parliament that can finally break this endless political. Deadlock in the Balkan nation. This snap election came after a conservative led government quit last December amid massive protests, mostly from young folks fed up with corruption, and demanding real judicial reform. Since 2021, the country has seen nothing but shaky coalitions and short-lived governments toppled by street action or shady parliamentary, maneuvers, breeding deep public distrust, and dropping voter turnout. Now the spotlights on former President Roman Radev, the 62-year-old expiter pilot leading a new center-left coalition, polls show him, topping 30%, a solid 10 point ahead of rivals, though he's got pro-Russian vibes that split his base between anti-corruption hopes and... Euro skeptic leans, polling stations open at 7 a.m. and run till a.p.m. with exit polls right after and full results. Monday, this could shift Bulgaria's path in, the EU and NATO, especially after Hungary's recent Orban Smackdown, Canada News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.