The day in 3 news: President vs Parliament over euro vote; Road marking tenders marred by corruption; Billa expands capacity

The week: The new enemy of Borissov

The battle for Sofia, Opening the gates to foreign workers, A huge battery plant is unveiled

Half a billion under the rocks, or what happened to landslide fortification procurements

How the state forked out 240 million levs for the completion of just three out of 84 projects

The day in 3 news: Child’s death sparks outrage over road safety; Sarafov on the hunt for MRF-MRF MP Rangelov; Sofia eyes role in fifth Industrial Revolution with AI Factory Plans

The week: EU funds: the rise of the cities

A quiet financial revolution, An ex-minister indictment gone wrong, Paying for your religion

"Europe" to Serbia: Highway through construction hell

The next section of the motorway to be finally completed is the one linking Sofia to Serbia’s Dimitrovgrad

Bulgaria bets on Israelis to expedite Black Sea gas exploration

OMV Petrom and Israel's NewMed Energy to jointly prospect for gas in the Khan Asparuh block

The day in 3 news: Water crisis after dry winter; Industry and logistical hub projects get large investment; Chaira repair tender extended

Day in 3 news: Tri-Wall Group invests 35M euro in plant near Plovdiv; Firms linked to Taki win contracts; Nestlé Bulgaria’s offers share buyback to small investors

The day in 3 news: Syria’s regime change greeted with caution; Aurubis Bulgaria sees profit growth for 2023/24; Avtomagistrali wins new contract without open tenders

The day in 3 news: dm Bulgaria goes big in 2025; API’s secretive 2.5 billion tenders; Chiren repairs under threat

The week: The Romanian way

The boom on the other side of the Danube, Where did 4 billion leva go, the biggest Renter in Sofia

European prosecutors search Bulgartransgaz office over project for expansion of Chiren gas storage facility

The gas storage expansion is estimated to cost 600 million levs and 25% will be financed through EU funds

Bulgaria's New Train Plans Derailed: Stadler Polska Quits Deals Worth Nearly 1 Billion Levs

The winner of two major tenders for rolling stock delivery withdraws from the procedure, while a third tender by the Ministry of Transport for rolling stock delivery has not yet begun

Three stories of making anti-corruption work - and last

From the New Orleans police department to the port of Lagos, several key principles can create a culture of integrity, Oxford professor Christopher Stone argues

Why doesn't Bulgaria have a railway?

The growing demand for adequate rail transport outpaces the speed of the Bulgarian State Railways

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

Corruption Concerns: EU Probing 11 Mln Levs Discrepancy in Bulgarian Tunnel Project

A report to the State Agency for National Security has brought to light the funneling of 11 million levs to shell companies. The main contractor in the project, local construction company GP Group, said it’s not a subject of any ongoing investigation.

The week: The Roadmap to Russian energy serfdom

How GERB sold out to Putin (before the war), Rotation stuck and who designs Beyonce’s clothes in BG

Greece could soon devour Bulgaria’s energy market and industry

Bulgaria's slow green transition could lead to dire economic consequences, while Athens is ready to take over