Electoral fraud
Bulgaria Remains at the Bottom of the Corruption Index
"Foreign investments have decreased by 50% over the past year, and this is a good litmus test," Kalin Slavov, executive director of Transparency International, told BNR before the presentation of the International Corruption Perceptions Index for 2021.
Bulgarians Hope ‘New Path’ Doesn’t End up Like Old One
The surprise winners in Bulgaria's third general election this year promise a radical break from past corruption - but the public has heard these pledges before.
Senate Republicans block sweeping US voting rights measure
U.S. Senate Republicans on June 22 torpedoed a Democratic effort to protect voting rights and expand ballot access for all Americans, a flashpoint issue months after an election marred by Donald Trump's baseless allegations of fraud.
Caretaker Financial Minister: Big Cash Kept by Companies May Generate Corruption
The huge cash stocks of companies are likely to fuel corruption in the country. This was commented to the Bulgarian National Radio by the Minister of Finance Asen Vassilev.
According to him, preliminary information indicates that there are such large cash stocks.
Risk of Rigged Election High in Bulgaria – Anti-Corruption Fund
The NGO Anti-Corruption Fund says that Bulgaria is facing a serious risk of electoral fraud at upcoming elections on 4 April, with irregularities found at one in every five polling stations.
The NGO analysed a total of 2,554 polling stations of a total of about 11,000 and estimated that around 5% of all votes cast could be subject to fraud.
Afghanistan's Ghani wins slim majority of presidential vote in preliminary results
Afghanistan's incumbent President, Ashraf Ghani, won a slim majority of votes in a Sept. 28 election, delayed preliminary results showed on Dec. 22, in a poll that plunged the country into political uncertainty.
Bulgaria and Northern Macedonia Will Work Together Against Corruption
Bulgaria and Northern Macedonia must work together to create an environment of intolerance for corrupt practices. The interior ministers of the two seniors, Mladen Marinov and Oliver Spasovski, said this.
Consideration is also being given to creating a single number for both neighboring countries, to which citizens report corruption in state structures.
Only a third of Greeks trust the news, report finds
Only a third of Greeks trust the news they use themselves, while Greece ranks 36th across 38 countries in overall trust in news, according to a new report that also shows Kathimerini newspaper having the highest brand trust score in the country.
Bulgaria Organizes 191 Polling Stations Abroad for the European Elections
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) organized a total of 191 polling stations for the European elections, the election materials arrived in 190 sections and traveled to the last one - in Tehran. This was reported by the press center of the department.
Do as I do: Survey sets out to measure the impact of Greek migrants’ newfound norms
Do the perception and the attitude of Greeks toward corruption and lawlessness change when they move to a foreign country? And what is the impact of this change on their family and friends back home?