The day in 3 news: German slowdown hits industry; Toll camera system issues first fine after six years; Institutional clash over market data

The week: The big hidden problem of Bulgaria

Water is (literally) leaking out, So is democracy, but at least the cameras are working

European Commission sees no progress in Bulgaria’s judicial reform

The 2025 Annual Report on the Rule of Law in Bulgaria is highly critical, but mainly of the National Assembly's unfulfilled commitments

ACF: Prosecution only works under political command, anti-graft commission is ineffective and non-transparent

The Anti-Corruption Fund presented its annual monitoring report entitled Anti-Corruption Institutions 2024: A New Beginning

Bulgaria: a welcome to nomad’s land

Parliament amended the Law on Foreigners so that foreign citizens can reside in Bulgaria while working for a company outside the European Union

Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu on the risks of AI, cryptocurrencies, and tech giants

According to the economist, Artificial intelligence will develop more slowly than many people imagine

The day in 3 news: Food counterfeiting a problem; Danube bridge closure causes gridlock; Foreign Minister votes illegally with invalid ID

From bicycles to concrete mixers: Liebherr buys Pierer & Maxcom’s plant

The electric bicycle plant in Plovdiv never launched but now the German group will have its own production there

The day in 3 news: Euro-linked price hikes to be checked; Employment records go online; Curtis-Balkan prioritizes its Sofia facility

The day in 3 news: Eurozone is almost a reality; State-owned Avtomagistrali is on a highway of profit; Medical students must work in Bulgarian hospitals

Italian Guala Closures fully acquires its factory in Kazanlak

The group has bought out the remaining 30% of the dispenser and cap plant from the Bulgarian founders for 4.6 million euro

The week: The new enemy of Borissov

The battle for Sofia, Opening the gates to foreign workers, A huge battery plant is unveiled

The day in 3 news: Russia attacks probes into its NGOs; Burgas’ Hotel Mirage to be torn down; nFuse partners with Bulgaria’s Appolica to kickstart consumer goods sector

The day in 3 news: Sofia’s buses start again; Telelink buys majority stake in Slovenian tech firm Actual I.T.; Sirma Group aims for 100M euro in revenue

Half a billion under the rocks, or what happened to landslide fortification procurements

How the state forked out 240 million levs for the completion of just three out of 84 projects

Day in 3 news: Growth slows to just two percent; New industrial zone to be developed by 2026 in Burgas; First of ten retail parks from Mitiska REIM starts construction

The week: Lose your illusions about the euro

The real issue with the euro, Sofia at a standstill, The State enters the retail business

Day in 3 news: Bulgaria’s economy grows; Rapid rise in Bulgarian salaries; Lufthansa Technik bets on Bulgarian IT firm

Bulgaria's Finance Ministry Targets 3% GDP Growth for 2025

The forecast is among the most optimistic, driven by expectations of increased public expenditure and investment

Day in 3 news: President’s referendum bid gets scant support; Executive salaries level off; Kapitan Andreevo border crossing will be renovated for 100 million levs