The week: First industrial strike in 7 years, Special courts closed down, Bulgarian MIT opens-up

K Insights 15/04: One more thing to worry about this year, and at least two things to be hopeful about

The long road to Kiev, still no budget and top 10 IT companies in Plovdiv

How Bulgaria and others helped Russia get to Kiev, still no budget and top 10 IT companies in Plovdiv

The week: The end of golden passports, a new beginning for trains, and the best place in Europe for romance and wine

We’re not selling citizenship anymore, we’re buying: trains, batteries and a house in Barcelona?

The week: Call them by their names, planes to Skopje and Bangkok, and the Recovery plan is back

F-16 are not on the horizon, while trains are

The day in 3 news: Telenor rebrands to Yettel, Parliament pushes energy regulator changes, Petkov and Geshev quizzed by MEPs in Brussels

The abandoned roads of Bulgaria

The Struma tragedy is unique in scale, but follows years of negligence and poor oversight

The day in 3 news: Day of National Mourning for Struma highway crash victims, Second day of cabinet talks, Gov’t extends epidemic restrictions until March

Day in 3 news: Grimmest COVID day yet, the stranded ship is freed, Dutch-based Azerion buys Bulgarian PubGalaxy

How superstition proved stronger than vaccines in Bulgaria

Kapital Insights and Friedrich Naumann Foundation present the second installment of "The Chronicles of the Infodemic"

The day in 3 news: EU remains concerned about Prosecution General impunity, Vassil Bozhkov accused of treason, ECHR fines Bulgaria for Turkish journalist extradition

The day in 3 news: The new govt will review the old one, Bulgarian economy fares better than expected, Unicredit Bulgaria gets a higher rating

The day in 3 news: Borissov spurns MP seat, Basic freedoms slide further: Amnesty, Schools reopen partially on Monday

The day in 3 news: President Radev announces reelection bid, the landslides become a big problem, banks’ profits fall by 50% in 2020

How Bulgaria let Covid-19 loose

After an ineffective first lockdown, the government sleepwalked into the second pandemic wave - with deadly consequences

A very Bulgarian spy saga

Sofia is highly selective when it comes to expelling Russian spies – and its interests in general

A reluctant brotherhood

Bulgaria’s attempt to thwart N. Macedonia’s EU accession bid ruins four years of diplomatic efforts and may lead to Sofia’s isolation in Brussels

What a waste

A large-scale Bulgarian business with international reach comes under unexpected attack from the prosecution

A very serious spy vaudeville

The latest episodes of the unfolding Bulgarian-Russian spy saga leave a mixed taste

Organized crime in Bulgaria: Five popular beliefs re-examined

Bulgaria, unfortunately, has built an image of a country deeply affected by organized crime