The week: Champagne in Brussels, Tears in Varna, Euro looms, Telecoms rake in record amounts

Day in 3 news: Bulgargaz edges towards insolvency, Sarafov stays as Prosecutor General, Sofia partners with Waze

Day in 3 news: Bulgaria gets green light to join the eurozone; Varna mayor targeted by the Anti-corruption commission; VC fund Innovation Capital secures 32 mln.from state fund

ACF: Prosecution only works under political command, anti-graft commission is ineffective and non-transparent

The Anti-Corruption Fund presented its annual monitoring report entitled Anti-Corruption Institutions 2024: A New Beginning

Day in 3 news: Telecom market rides high; Port Burgas preps to host larger ships; Cancer-screening tender raises doubts

The week: A tale about a stadium, a club and a Russian investor

Who has time for football, The Recovery Plan is back on track (kind of), The US embassy wants influencers

The day in 3 news: Sofia gets revamped RRP green light; Industrial space market with a headstart in 2025; Long-awaited Mezdra-Vratsa road launches

The day in 3 news: Young doctors told to leave if unhappy; Big dividend payout by Shelly; Patriarch’s behavior not judged to be unethical

The day in 3 news: Budget deficit concerns loom; Coal energy falters; Survey into road satisfaction

Peevski prepares to be second political force

This would mean increased pressure on local and central governments, as well as on large parts of the business community

The week: Where is the data?

The week: The statistical black hole, WCC dies a sudden death, A black panther is roaming around Bulgaria

Day in 3 news: Sofia budget approved amid political compromise; Minimart opens 100th store in capital; Czech VC fund Kaya to invest in Bulgarian startups

The idea of state-run stores: close to starting, but lacking data and clear need

Experts are skeptical about the viability of a state-run chain

Bulgaria: a welcome to nomad’s land

Parliament amended the Law on Foreigners so that foreign citizens can reside in Bulgaria while working for a company outside the European Union

Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu on the risks of AI, cryptocurrencies, and tech giants

According to the economist, Artificial intelligence will develop more slowly than many people imagine

Day in 3 news: Cabinet: No threat to Bulgaria over Iran escalation; Crypto assets regulation passes; Transport unions warn of a new strike in Sofia

The week: TurkStream comes back to bite

The looming TurkStream disaster, Bulgaria is on par with Estonia and some (other) good news for digital nomads

Special, but not in the TPP - what will the miners do?

Bulgarian energy in May: 43% green and 19% coal electricity

Due to scheduled maintenance at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, nuclear power generation reached a record low on a monthly basis.

The Day in 3 news: Struma Highway to bypass Kresna Gorge; Popular euro endorsement grows; Number of domestic violence victims increases