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Jun Young-Jun, CEO of Hyundai E&C: We Will Engage 10,000 Workers for the New Reactors at the Kozloduy NPP
"Securing competitive financing will be crucial for the success of the project," says the CEO of the Korean company in an interview
The week: Fly, don't float - Bulgaria enters Schengen
Schengen entry is upon us, Who wants to be a Prime Minister, A very rich church
Interview | Paschal Donohoe: It is still possible for Bulgaria to join the euro in 2025
Political stability and inflation are the two main challenges, says the President of the Eurogroup
How GERB built Putin a pipeline, part I: the Roadmap to circumvent the law (and Ukraine)
A new data leak exposes how the Borissov-3 gov’t facilitated the construction of the TurkStream pipeline across Bulgaria against the country’s own interests and EU procurement rules
Austria’s Borealis to buy plastic bag recycler in Bulgaria
Integra Plastics operates a recycling plant near Sofia built by sunflower oil producer Oliva as a unique facility in the region
A challenging year ahead: Bulgarian IT sector faces uncertain times
A decade and a half of steady growth in the software industry is now at a crossroads
The week: Beware the Greeks
Bulgaria and the Greek energy miracle, UK nukes and US nuclear power, Bansko's future
Greece could soon devour Bulgaria’s energy market and industry
Bulgaria's slow green transition could lead to dire economic consequences, while Athens is ready to take over
The biggest software companies in Bulgaria
The top 50 tech companies by revenue experienced significant growth, more suited to startups
The week: 3 focal points to watch out for post-Schengen
Bulgaria gets a half-Schengen, Peevski gets a half party, and something awful is going on in the police
Bulgaria in 2023: The year in review
KInsights’ chronology of a turbulent year - and on what’s to come
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 week: A very sudden twist
Slapping Russia in the face, Borissov is not corrupt, Open-air teaching gets a boost
Multi-speed EU: What could it mean for Bulgaria?
Joining the Eurozone and Schengen becomes even more important for the country to benefit from expected EU reforms
The week: The case of the missing investments, (G)rain of protests, renewables boom
How not to lose another decade
100 days of the Denkov-Gabriel gov’t: what was (not) done?
Beyond its pro-Ukrainian tilt, the cabinet has so far only been noted for its appointment scandals, its dependency on MRF and the absence of promised key reforms
