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The week: A road tragedy
Roads to die for, Starlink comes to Bulgaria, Industry hits the brakes (construction, of course, excluded)


Bulgaria’s festivals in 2025
Eating, drinking and a little jazz - where, what, and when to visit throughout the year

The week: Bulgarian politicians "flip the pancake"
Sofia cozies up to the new US administration, F-16 bill swells further and Energy Exchange gets a new boss

BETL: Bulgaria’s newest financial pyramid
A British company promises fabulous profits by renting out batteries to charge phones. More than 12 thousand Bulgarians have already invested in the scheme

The week: The worst believers in the world, A historical debacle, John Malkovich enrages Bulgarian writers
K Insights Newsletter 25/10

Bulgarian ICT sector in 2023: Main tendencies
What key indicators say about the largest IT firms in the country

AI can help quality journalism be an even stronger growth business
Financial Times CEO on why quality journalism is here to stay in the age of AI and the key role of the FT Sofia product and development team in the company’s growth strategy

The week: Who’s running the country?
Who is really in charge? Elections lurk on every corner and a pharmaceutical boom

Online Gambling Business’ Revenue Tops One Billion Levs
Internet betting grew by 12% in 2023. Lower taxation of offline betting creates a new market niche.

Vivacom Takes Over Bulsatcom in Bulgaria's Largest Telecom Merger
The largest merger in Bulgaria's telecom industry has received swift approval from the regulator without any conditions, yet not without others’ protests

A smuggler for a day: how migrants pass through Bulgaria
The story of a driver who transported refugees via the black market in Telegram

Leading telco Vivacom willing to buy Bulsatcom, A1 and Yettel object
The deal for the paid TV operator had sparked a heated dispute between the telcos

Telco war enters new phase, as anti-trust body clears acquisitions by Vivacom
A1 and Yettel have alerted the European regulators about "excessive concentration" of market share and power in the hands of their competitor