Elections looming large, prosecutors denied and how Bulgaria remains at the end of the GDP tail in the EU

K Insights 5/03: Controversial changes to the media law were postponed, Eurohold wants to raise 100 mln euro on the stock exchange

Elections in Bulgaria - who is who

These are the people and parties to watch at the upcoming 4 April Parliamentary vote

Decisions for the next decade, vaccines for the next week and a small city you should put on your maps

K Insights 26/02: 2020 wasn't that bad, why a heating company is listing on the stock exchange

A lady you don't want to meet, 3 ways to look at the economy, and why you have to watch your steps

K Insights 19/02: Economy fares better than forecast, why we don't have good trains

The day in 3 news: Deadline for Greece gas link delayed, new competition rules cause consternation, Bulgarians growing sceptical of vaccination

The day in 3 news: Bulgaria to get a "second" Prosecutor General, mortgage loans rise, trade unions and employers seek new state support

K Insights: A new must-meet friend in Sofia, pandemic politics, where the road-money goes and a few really big tenders

Weekly newsletter 25-29 January

Expressions of a captured state

Three stories of how rules are applied unevenly in Bulgaria

A very Bulgarian spy saga

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

Kapital Quarterly Corruption Watch: When it walks like corruption, when it quacks like corrupion...

Postponing the Fall

How long will the Prime Minister Boyko Borissov dodge resigning after three months of protests and what comes next?

Kapital Quarterly Corruption Watch

The quarterly index of bad practices

Seven days that shook Bulgaria

How a rubber boat landing on a Burgas beach caused a chain of events that led to protests across Bulgaria

The words you need to know this month

A very serious spy vaudeville

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

MRF Corporation

Launched as a party fighting for the political representation of Bulgaria’s ethnic Turks, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms has morphed into a quasi-business organization quietly pulling strings behind the scenes

Fast Reads

Geshev Unchained

The new Bulgarian Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev moved into first gear from the outset, picking fights with oligarchs, rural criminals and even the president himself. Is he aiming at something bigger than just crime busting?

Seventeen moments of autumn

The recent spate of "spying scandals" involving Russian diplomats and the leader of Bulgaria’s National Russophile Movement Nickolay Malinov are more reminiscent of a bad Soviet-era joke rather than a real espionage drama