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French president says the world ‘cannot come down to a rivalry between China and the United States.’. The King has left the building (in case he gets coronavirus). An official close to Macron said resignation represented ‘a collective betrayal by Lebanese parties.’. Bulgaria is not only the poorest country in the European Union (EU) but also is the most corrupt; greater financial transparency would help address both challenges. “I’m sick and tired of being governed by a bunch of uneducated, greedy and corrupt politicians. Reading awkwardly from a scripted text, Borissov announced his plan to “restart the country” by offering a list of reforms, including halving the number of parliamentary deputies to 120, and overhauling the judiciary. New Labour leader told his party they were becoming ‘a competent, credible opposition.’. Unfortunately, government efforts to address the challenges of the grey economy have not been successful, and the anti-corruption system in the country is not effective.

Borissov's moves are more short term.