A student posted flyers for "Progressive Bulgaria" at the entrance of a university canteen at the University of National and World Economy and subsequently demanded an explanation from the rector's management regarding the presence of campaign materials on campus.

Alpha Research: Progressive Bulgaria wins from high mobilization, has a chance for parliament with 6 formations

Rumen Radev is converting the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition, with which he plans to participate in the April 19 elections, into a political party, according to a press release from the formation.

Ivaylo Mirchev, co-chairman of 'Yes, Bulgaria,' has publicly challenged GERB leader Boyko Borisov and 'Progressive Bulgaria' leader Rumen Radev to a pre-election debate.

A new poll by Trend agency indicates that 'Progressive Bulgaria' holds the largest support among voters for the upcoming elections, with 31.1%, followed by GERB with 19.7%.

Former elite volleyball player Vladimir Nikolov, leading the 'Progressive Bulgaria' list in Plovdiv, stated he is entering politics to contribute his sports knowledge and that President Radev is the first politician to meet his high moral standards.

One day before the deadline for parliamentary election list registration, Bulgaria's 'Progressive Bulgaria' party, projected by sociologists to be the leading political force, released the names of its list leaders, including former ministers, athletes, and military personnel.

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has unveiled his new political project, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' positioning it within the left-centrist political spectrum. Details about the carefully guarded project are slowly emerging.

Two days before the deadline, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's new formation, 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition, submitted documents to participate in the snap parliamentary elections on April 19.

The Progressive Bulgaria party, led by former President Rumen Radev, is projected for a significant win in Bulgaria's general election, sparking concerns about a potential shift towards Russia.

Sociological surveys indicate that Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria leads ahead of GERB, followed by PP-DB, DPS, and Vazrazhdane. The parliament is projected to be five-party, with BSP on the verge of entry.

An analysis by Alpha Research indicates a potential reorientation among Bulgarian Turkish voters, with a significant portion of APS sympathizers possibly shifting towards 'Progressive Bulgaria,' while DPS-Peevski retains stronger support.

Ivan Demerdzhiev, leader of the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition in Kardzhali, stated that significant funds should not be sought in their campaign and expressed confidence in challenging Peevski's influence in the region.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev presented the electoral program of the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition, outlining its priorities for the upcoming elections.

A MarketLinks poll indicates nearly equal electoral support for the coalition behind former President Rumen Radev ("Progressive Bulgaria") and GERB, with Radev holding a narrow 2.5% lead among decided voters one month before the elections.

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev will lead two electoral lists for the 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition in the upcoming snap elections, with the lists including athletes and defectors from other parties.

A new poll by Alpha Research indicates that Rumen Radev's 'Progressive Bulgaria' formation leads GERB by approximately 13 percentage points, with 32.6% support compared to GERB's 19.7%.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev is set to participate in the upcoming elections as part of the newly registered 'Progressive Bulgaria' coalition.

Asen Vasilev, leader of "We Continue the Change," criticized the economic policy proposed by "Progressive Bulgaria" and Radev, calling it a "lean pizza."

The "Progressive Bulgaria" party, led by former President Rumen Radev, has reportedly collected nearly 800,000 euros in donations. This financial update highlights the party's fundraising efforts.

The leader of "Progressive Bulgaria," Rumen Radev, has assured his supporters in Krumovgrad and Momchilgrad that he will not form a coalition with Delyan Peevski and Boyko Borissov.

The candidate lists for Rumen Radev's "Progressive Bulgaria" party for local elections have been revealed, focusing on candidates from specific cities like Varna, Dobrich, Shumen, Targovishte, Razgrad, and Silistra.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's political formation, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' is attracting members from various parties, including BSP, VMRO, and GERB, for its parliamentary lists.

Famous gymnast Yordan Yovchev has joined the election race, appearing second on the 'Progressive Bulgaria' list for former president Rumen Radev in Plovdiv-region.

Rumen Radev's political formation, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' holds a significant lead over its rivals ahead of the upcoming snap parliamentary elections in Bulgaria.

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has taken the first official step to participate in early parliamentary elections in April, registering an alliance named 'Progressive Bulgaria'.