The day in 3 news: Banks: GDP will grow, inflation will fall; Offshore energy again on path to regulation; Health ministry bust-up

The day in 3 news: Bulgaria joins nuclear COP28 initiatives; Farmers to get subsidies of 3 billion levs; 500 leva tax floated for secondhand cars

The day in 3 news: No more coal-fired electricity after 2030, says Popov; New law can revoke Bulgarian citizenship; Old arms sent to Ukraine

The day in 3 news: Sofia still wants COP; Stoyanov blames police for violence; Bulgaria’s LucidLink secures 75 million dollars

The day in 3 news: Coalition sees surprise outbreak of harmony; Anti-BFF protests turn violent; Peevski runs to be next MRF leader

Protests, corruption and hiding from fans: Bulgaria’s football reaches a boiling point

Bulgarian football is going down for years, but the exclamation point is now

The week: No country for new dogs

What Plovdiv teaches us about Bulgaria, 50 Shades of grey money, and some horror (thankfully, on the screen)

The day in 3 news: Household loan increases in 6 months; GERB to review its participation in ruling coalition; Sofia will hand out free solar panels

The week: The mystery of the Bulgarian housing market

The (very) strange Bulgarian housing market, a not so strange election and a bag of coke

Visiting Neo, then Tar: the cinematic paintings of Boryana Ilieva

Ilieva, known for her Floor Plan Croissant project, creates watercolors based on film sets, which has made her a phenomenon in the film industry

Business meets government for the 17th time: what’s next for Bulgaria in 2024

Joining the Eurozone by the end of 2025 is "quite realistic," while the rotation cabinet might last more than 18 months, PM Nikolay Denkov told the conference organized by Capital

The week: The case of the missing investments, (G)rain of protests, renewables boom

How not to lose another decade

The day in 3 news: Diminished VAT for restaurants sparks debates; Bozhkov: I am a protected witness ; Majority of kids overweight

The week in news: Mass rallies after vicious assault on woman; the big deals of the week; Bank profits and a 0.5 billion budget surplus

Supreme judges oust Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev

After ignoring much more serious allegations for two years, the SJC hastily dismissed Geshev on Monday evening over the term "political trash"

The week: First red flags for the new majority, Geshev’s last stand and a dead man crossing borders

Is the second "historic compromise" going to end up like the first?

Laundering Borissov, purging the secret services, coordinating with embassies: What froze cabinet talks?

A leaked discussion of WCC’s National Council has jeopardized government negotiations with GERB

The week: A coalition is (still) born, a mobster is killed, and a Booker is won

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Last-minute rotation: GERB and WCC-DB agree on a government

It will be formed with the second mandate of Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov and will have Mariya Gabriel as his deputy. They will then swap positions after nine months.

Geshev throws down gauntlet to Borissov after resignation call

PM-nominee Mariya Gabriel’s proposal to oust the Prosecutor General plunges the institution into civil war