Rose oil is on its way to becoming a medicinal ingredient

This will open up a new niche and market for the sector, which is currently feeling insecure and still risks damage from controversial European regulations

Nir Zavaro and the importance of storytelling in business

The Israeli entrepreneur shares tips on how to keep your audience engaged in his new book F*ck the slides

The day in 3 news: Gov’t should approve Lukoil sale, Monument of the Soviet Army dismantled, US investment in BG topped 5.5 billion levs in 2021

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

To prevent tragedies in the Mediterranean, there must be avenues for legal migration: Iliana Ivanova

The new Bulgaria EU Commissioner, responsible for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, in conversation with KInsights

The day in 3 news: Lukoil hunts for buyer; Bulgaria was net electricity importer last month; Only 36% would vote in elections

Leading telco Vivacom willing to buy Bulsatcom, A1 and Yettel object

The deal for the paid TV operator had sparked a heated dispute between the telcos

The week: A 7.5 tremor in the non-coalition

Tremors in the coalition, Budget is in, Mihailov is out and Zakharova is pissed

Day in 3 news: Third time still unlucky for Sofia municipality; Tensions over Lavrov’s visit to Skopje; Cineland opens new theatre

What will happen to Bulgaria’s oil market after derogation ends?

The debate is whether the derogation should end immediately or not

The day in 3 news: Peevski wants PM role; Sofia city introduces low emission zone; IKEA opens 6th local store

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: Lukoil and cabinet battle over oil derogation; Borissov supports minister over football riots; Two Bulgarians held after vessel is hijacked

What if your business data was stored in an American cloud instead of a European one?

A new EU rule that aims to strengthen digital sovereignty may put smaller European companies relying on the US tech giants at risk

The day in 3 news: Vivacom eyes rival Bulsatcom; Exports down 5.5 billion levs; Lukoil reaps one billion euro for Russia

Bulgaria's Euro Ambitions: Tackling Inflation for Eurozone Entry

Bulgaria's government is targeting January 1, 2025, as the date for adopting the euro. A potential stumbling block could be the price stability criterion

The day in 3 news: Tagarev confirms Stryker AFVs deal; Pensions up again by 11%; Karadayi quits as MRF leader

Bulgaria’s least indebted 50 companies in 2022

The average debt-to-asset ratio remains near 50%, narrowing slightly

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)

Bulgaria is still a captured state. The machine voting debacle proved it

The last-minute alteration of the voting rules showed that Bulgaria remains governed by a corrupt Mafia