Since 2021, Bulgaria has been experiencing a prolonged political crisis, the way out of which with the help of democracy tools such as parliamentary elections is quite difficult. The inability of politicians and existing parliamentary political forces to get out of the cycle of early elections and form a permanent government increasingly raises the question of the effectiveness of the established parliamentary-presidential form of government and fuels supporters of radical changes in the political system of Bulgaria.

Russia is constantly flooding the information field of Moldova with propaganda against Ukraine, forming a negative attitude among Moldovans toward Ukrainians and Ukrainian military forces. Experts from the Laboratory for Research and Information Analysis have identified large-scale disinformation campaigns in Moldova, which included Russian media and media resources of Moldovan oligarchs.

On June 27, 2024, Bulgaria held parliamentary elections three days ago, trying to alleviate the severe political crisis.  The results of the remaining voting demonstrate the absence of clear prospects until the formation of a stable order of power and the emergence of a gradual fragmentation of the political landscape of Bulgaria on political forces with few representations in the legislative body of the country.