The week: Entering the euro - what's love got to do with it

Trust and the Euro, How to make money disappear, Customs in disarray

The day in 3 news: Bulgarians are EU’s unhappiest; INSAIT releases BgGPT; Inflation falls to 5%

The week: The year ends on a high with a Budget and a Constitution, A ship company in trouble, and Russia gets slapped twice

K Insights Newsletter 22/12

The week: More than one storm brewing in the Black Sea, Brussels’ pressure and TurkStream revelations

Bulgaria, where natural catastrophes meet ungovernability

The week: Should you trust the Bulgarian public, Zelensky wins a face-off with Radev, and gets some nuclear reactors

The day in 3 news: BGN 12 million for local Multivac expansion; Only 19% of Bulgarians trust the government; SAV invests EUR 100 k in Digicust

The day in 3 news: Help for Semerdziev was "not coordinated"; Almost half of Bulgarians oppose the euro; Defence Minister denies caretaker gov’t is pro-Russian

Sofia warns Skopje after anti-Bulgarian protests; President Radev: best time for elections is October; Bulgarians get news mostly from TV and social media

The week: Petkov cabinet falls, can Skopje be salvaged, prices are more important than values and billionaires on protest

Why do Bulgarians refuse to get the Covid vaccine?

Poor communication and broken trust in institutions left much of the public prone to disinformation and unjustified fears about the effects of jabs

The day in 3 news: A third of Bulgarians "not interested" in science, National Bank issues 500,000 new T-bonds, Bulgartransgaz reduces November’s gas price hike

The day in 3 news: Workers protest halted state payments, Supreme court nominates six magistrates for EU Prosecutors, 85% of Bulgarians want more scrutiny over EU funds

The Week: Borissov is defeated, now what; an e-car maker (eventually) arrives and still no sign from Brussels

Fighter jets and politics, Bulgaria turning into Belgium, 8 billion leva in state gifts

The day in 3 news: TISP proposes cabinet, Euro is more popular, Tourism depending on locals in May

Why Greta is not so great in easter Europe

The new EU Member States are only grudgingly toeing Brussels’ line on climate change

Who owns the newspapers in Bulgaria?

Most of their owners are semi-anonymous, print media lose ad revenue and sell their content to the highest bidder

The words you need to know this month

The Sharing Economy of Bulgaria

Despite the government restrictions, Bulgarians prefer to use non-regulated services

To what extent is Bulgaria really corrupt?

Graft is chronic; the good news is that business-related corruption is on the decline