Bulgaria's parliament sets Oct. 25 for the country's regular presidential election. Incumbent Iliana Iotova, who took office in January after Rumen Radev's resignation, said she will run.
Bulgaria's National Assembly on Friday decided to hold the country's regular presidential election on Oct. 25. Incumbent President Iliana Iotova, who assumed office in January after Rumen Radev's resignation, said in a July 24 interview she will run.
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