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

Marek Prawda: The Russian aggression proved that the West lost the monopoly on always being right

The deputy foreign minister of Poland on the Visegrad four, the Eastern part of the EU and the Polish presidency

The day in 3 news: Schengen membership very possible; Sofia mall changes ownership; BAS develops 3D skin model

The week: Rocket men or how we are sabotaging ourselves

5 bln. euros down the drain, A Bulgarian military drone, and Peevski's list is out

The day in 3 news: Schengen entry possible in October, EU aid for poor harvest, Bulgaria leads in police spending

The week: Time to escape the German economic embrace

The German curse of the industry, Peevski wins, BNB tries to curb house lending

The week: Season 8 of Bulgaria ain’t got talent, Solar wins the day, Factory of the Year competition is opened

The day in 3 news: Power struggle in MRF and BSP, 229 MWh Silistra solar park construction begins, Bulgaria faces corn harvest shortfall

The week in news: Vazrazhdane blacklists pro-human rights teachers, Glavchev to try proposing a new caretaker cabinet, Two thirds of Bulgarians support liberal democracy

The week in news: Glavchev’s deputy takes over as PM; Parliament bans "LGBTQ propaganda"; MPs swiftly adopt Euro Introduction Act

Day in 3 news: Electricity compensation adopted by Cabinet; Bulgaria struggles with RepowerEU funds; Parliament PASSES ban on vapes

A new solution for compensating business electricity bills - a price cap set at 180 levs per mWh

The decision, however, brings a lot of controversy

The week: The Bleak sea 🌊, Who's nominating the Bulgarian EU commissioner 🇧🇬💼, The train deal falls through 🚂❌

K Insights 26/07

PM Glavchev’s Caretaker Cabinet Acts to Preserve Coal Power Plants Until 2038

Bulgaria is moving towards renegotiation of its Recovery and Resilience Plan, putting in jeopardy EU payments.

Day in 3 news: Eurozone entry depends on inflation; Czech helicopters sent in to tackle local fires; Slight cooldown by weekend

The week: A hot political summer just turned nuclear, A bridge to Romania gets closed and a Historical Ponzi scheme

The Second Life of the Vidin Synagogue

The architectural gem of the city will reopen as a cultural center welcoming local young people and tourists alike after its restoration through EU funds

The week: A hostile takeover at MRF Corp.

A thunder in the Saray, Seventh election looming and house prices exploding again

Day in 3 news: Church chooses new Patriarch; Rosen Zhelyazkov nominated for PM, Natural gas price for July contracts by 2.43%

The week: "Greatness" is what happens when you ignore journalists