Photo Gallery Protests Spark Political Crisis in Bulgaria
On Wednesday morning Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov resigned telling parliament that, "I wont be part of government in which the police is fighting with the people.
For nearly two weeks thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country to protest against high energy prices and government corruption.
On Tuesday clashes in the capital Sofia turned more violent.
During protests on Tuesday there were dozens of injuries as protestors threw stones and fire crackers against police and damaged cars and windows.
The police arrested 25 people
First people across Bulgaria were demonstrating against electric utilities over high energy prices driving up cold weather electricity bills.
In recent days the protests spiraled into general anti-government demonstrations.
