Bulgarian lawmakers approve resignation of Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov as part of a power-sharing agreement, with Maria Gabriel expected to replace him. The two main political parties are taking turns holding the top job for nine months each to restore stability and spur economic development in Bulgaria, the poorest EU member country.
Key Points
Power-sharing agreement between GERB and reformist coalition
Denkov's resignation approved unanimously
Maria Gabriel expected to replace Denkov
Focus on support for Ukraine against Russia's aggression