Less than a month after taking office on May 8, Prime Minister Rumen Radev ’s government launched a broad overhaul of key state institutions, replacing senior officials across the security, customs, energy, agriculture, food safety, and administrative sectors. The changes follow a familiar pattern in Bulgarian politics, where new governments often install their own teams in strategic positions. The cabinet emerged after the April 19 parliamentary elections, in which Radev ’s Progressive

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