17 Apr 2013.       

 ATAKA undoubtedly leads and is ahead of the Ethnic Turks party DPS in the run-up to the forthcoming Parliament elections reported Press Daily quoting Gallup International latest opinion poll. Month prior to the elections ATAKA has 8.5% of the electoral vote leading categorically Ahmed Dogan's party and Miglena Kuneva's Bulgaria to the Citizens. With four parties at the next Parliament, ATAKA will have over 30 MPs and with five parties the nationalists will have around 30 Parliamentary seats, Gallup states. According to their data it is clear that only ATAKA has seen a significant rise in popularity.

 11 Apr 2013.       

 Today ATAKA turns 8 years. Its leader Volen Siderov was editor-in-chief of Democracy Newspaper in the early 90s, then vice editor-in-chief of Monitor Newspaper. In 2000 he was awarded by the Bulgarian Journalists Union. Since 2003 he has created and hosted his commentary rubric ATAKA where he presented his view on problems worldwide and nationwide which actually marked the beginning of ATAKA party. In 2005, Volen Siderov founded the Bulgarian nationalists' party which entered into Parliament enjoying 10% of the people's vote. ATAKA became 4^th political force then. Only a year later Volen Siderov got to the second round of the Presidential elections with the other candidate Georgi Parvanov. 650 000 people voted for the nationalists' leader. At the next Parliament elections ATAKA remained 4^th political force. Today ATAKA is on the rise. The first time when ATAKA entered the political stage and crushed the status quo model it had election ballot 14. AT the forthcoming Parliament elections on 12^th May the patriots will run with the same election number ballot #14.

Happy Birthday ATAKA! Good luck at the forthcoming elections as well as with your ideas you are trying to push through!