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Bulgarian domestic and foreign policy stances
Overview
Anton Kutev, a deputy from Progressive Bulgaria, has addressed various aspects of the Bulgarian government’s geopolitical and domestic agenda.
Regarding foreign policy, Kutev defended the decision not to join the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ concerning Ukraine, citing Bulgaria’s unique profile and shared Orthodox, Slavic, and Cyrillic heritage with other nations as influencing factors.
On domestic matters, Kutev emphasized a commitment to combating oligarchic influence through judicial reform. He stated that the goal is to ensure the judicial system is free from blackmail and that decisions remain independent. His outlined management program also includes economic development goals, such as raising concession prices to European levels, and social priorities, including a 40 euro increase in the minimum wage and maintaining social payments to ensure stability.
Entities
Progressive Bulgaria · Anton Kutev · Rumen Radev · Ukraine · Supreme Judicial Council
Timeline
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11 days ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesAnton Kutev outlines Bulgarian government prioritiesBulgarian deputy Anton Kutev detailed the government's priorities, focusing on judicial reform, increasing concession prices, and maintaining social assistance and economic stability.
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17 days ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBulgarian deputy Kutev defends stance on Ukraine coalition and domestic reformsBulgarian deputy Anton Kutev defended the nation's decision to remain outside the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ regarding Ukraine, citing cultural identity and ongoing domestic efforts to combat oligarchy.
Sources
actualno.com · fakti.bg · petel.bg · standartnews.com