Day in 3 news: State theaters get 15m levs; Builders and tailors are needed; Soros commission rejected

The week: Why cities need problem-solving capabilities

The capability gap, Euro (still) on the horizon, More state aid for business

Day in 3 News: Borissov declines dialogue with WCC-DB; Nationwide protests against violence towards women; Sofia’s air quality worsens

Day in 3 news: Parliament in deadlock until Friday; Sofia mayor responds to Spasi Sofia; Ministry of Education proposes patriotism classes

The week: Time to escape the German economic embrace

The German curse of the industry, Peevski wins, BNB tries to curb house lending

The week in news: Vazrazhdane blacklists pro-human rights teachers, Glavchev to try proposing a new caretaker cabinet, Two thirds of Bulgarians support liberal democracy

The week in news: Protests "for" and "against" anti-LGBTQ bill, Average salary closes 2,300 leva and three major corruption scandals

The week in news: Glavchev’s deputy takes over as PM; Parliament bans "LGBTQ propaganda"; MPs swiftly adopt Euro Introduction Act

AI can help quality journalism be an even stronger growth business

Financial Times CEO on why quality journalism is here to stay in the age of AI and the key role of the FT Sofia product and development team in the company’s growth strategy

Sofia’s poisonous traffic goes under the institutional radar

There is hidden pollution with dangerous nitrogen dioxide in Sofia and the state is underestimating the problem, the environmental organization For the Earth says

The week: Why we no longer need EU cash

Who needs Europe's money? Or a Foreign Minister? Kozloduy gets US nuclear fuel

The day in 3 news: Sofia center blocked by energy protest; MPs vote for deferred electricity liberalization; 15 million levs for building renovation

The day in 3 news: 10 parties registered for elections; Turkstream probe opens with scandal; Whooping cough cases rise

Who will be the next Patriarch and why it matters

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church controls a vast number of properties and hundreds of millions of levs, but most importantly - exerts influence over millions of laymen

The day in 3 news: Exodus At Prosecutor’s Office; Student Dorms Spruced Up; Virtusa Buys Bright Consulting

UK-based Juniper Education acquires Bulgaria’s Shkolo

The educational management platform will continue to operate independently

The week: Going nuclear (again)

The new Bulgarian mega-dream, eurozone delayed, Nexo comes back with a vengeance

The week: What a pyrolysis installation in Plovdiv teaches us about trust and business

Corruption is bad for business, Tony Blair is here to help and NATO steps in for the infrastructure

The day in 3 news: Record budget for the capital; Biggest solar park opens in 2025; Water bus to link Bulgaria, Romania

The week: To leave or not to leave, that’s Lukoil’s question

Russian oil derogation shenanigans, Bulgarian PISA tower crumbles, good times for bankers and farmers