The day in 3 news: Feser says Bulgaria is ready for Schengen; Vazrazhdane put pro-Kremlin journalist on EU ticket; Stoyanov sues Bird via SLAPP

The week: No country for the old

The young have made it through, The rotation is now a centrifuge, Bulgarian football goes for old

The week: A second private border?

A private Schengen, Elections loom again, How hard is it to buy trains

Winter is coming: Bulgaria levies 10 euro per MWh tax on Russian gas transport and transit in Europe

Bulgaria adopts tariff on Russian gas that might see the price of Russian gas supplies soaring throughout Europe

The day in 3 news: Bulgarian media less free; More than 100 countrywide bomb threat alerts; New recycling options available

The week: The hidden economy, The man who built Bulgaria, Don't call them by their name, Save the Tomatoes

Thousand shades of gray

Will the European Commission ban rose oil? Not really

A planned regulation on essential oils in the EU revived unjustified fears of yet another "European conspiracy" against a sensitive Bulgarian product

The day in 3 news: LNG gas tenders for November failed; President Radev calls for stable gov’t as talks begin; Kostadinov criticized for ejecting journalist

Is Bulgaria the weak link in Europe’s fight against Russian disinformation?

Pro-Kremlin propaganda has been flooding the country for years, fracturing the social fabric and offering a fruitful environment for the spread of disinformation

If you can’t silence them, SLAPP them: a new wave of judicial attacks hits Bulgarian media

Court cases targeting critical journalists and publications intensify

How superstition proved stronger than vaccines in Bulgaria

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

Vaccines, disinformation and Bulgaria

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

The Black Wednesday: Integrated Public Transport "Through The Looking Glass"

A 57-million euro project for better urban transport infrastructure that was due for completion in 2016, but still isn’t fully operational to this day

The week: Is Bulgaria the limp pig of EU regulation, coal is (still) here, minimum wage surpasses Montenegro

Also: New Parliament is up, as well as the new 12 bn. Leva Plan

Journalists SLAPPed, threatened and pressured; cabinet purges "kalinki", while Left and Right gear up for elections

The troubles of being a journalist in Bulgaria, every final decision is penultimate and who are the ladybirds of the administration

The day in 3 news: Health minister to reopen schools, stadiums, GDP strong in Q1, Almost 2,000 MW of renewables installed in 2021

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

The day in 3 news: Gov’t exploited state resources: OSCE, 500,000 people vaccinated, GERB retains hold over energy regulator

The elections are finally here, World Bank and the US criticize Bulgaria, tourism is down 70%

K Insights 02/04: the lockdown ends; how to buy something that doesn't have a price

A slap from across the ocean, a 4.2% drop in GDP and are there really so many vandals around here