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Bulgaria elects female president

Iliana Yotova has won Bulgaria's presidential runoff, becoming the country's first elected female president, per DW.com.

Yotova portrayed herself as a 'president of peace' and secured victory over pro-Ukraine candidate Boyan Radev in the second round, Bloomberg reports.

The election comes amid political fatigue and minority concerns across the Balkan nation, Daily Sabah notes, while international observers watch closely for stability.

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01jpostjpost.com · 3 NovPlane from Israel forced to land in Bulgaria after bomb threat received by email 02dwdw.com · 3 NovIliana Yotova wins the presidential election in Bulgaria, portraying herself as the 'president of peace' 03pbspbs.org · 2 NovInitial results suggest Iliana Yotova wins runoff to become Bulgaria's 1st elected female president 04englishenglish.news.cn · 2 NovWhat Iotova's presidential election win means for Bulgaria 05dailysabahdailysabah.com · 2 NovIotova wins runoff to become Bulgaria's 1st elected woman president | Daily Sabah 06dailysabahdailysabah.com · 2 NovBulgaria votes: Political fatigue, minority concerns | Daily Sabah 07united24mediaunited24media.com · 2 NovBulgaria Elects Russia-Friendly President Iliyana Yotova as Pro-Ukraine Candidate Loses Runoff 08reflectorreflector.com · 2 NovIliana Yotova wins runoff to become Bulgaria’s first elected female president

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Here it turns on states: presidential runoff, elected female president, pro-Ukraine candidate and political fatigue.

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The floor of states and force. In this briefing: presidential runoff, elected female president, pro-Ukraine candidate, political fatigue, minority concerns, international observers, stability.