The day in 3 news: Belene nuclear equipment still in limbo; Pharmaceutical market to be probed; Bulgarians shun relocation offer to Russia

ACF: Kovachki runs an energy cartel and corrupts politicians

The investigation of the anti-corruption watchdog reveals documents signed by Hristo Kovachki with children's stamps and "unregulated financial incentives"

The week: Bulgarian silence on Gaza, The dark Energy cartel and EnduroSat takes to the stars

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Road marking corruption and icons: RIA and Police under fire

Two serious allegations of mismanagement haunt the Road Agency and the Ministry of Interior

The day in 3 news: President vs Parliament over euro vote; Road marking tenders marred by corruption; Billa expands capacity

The week: Two questions about the Real Estate market, A big battery boost is coming, Casino economy

Newsletter 25/04: Everyone is either building or buying

The day in 3 news: Advent International acquires TBI Bank; Bulgarian dairy firms fined for misrepresenting contents; Sofia meets EU Budget deficit criteria

The day in 3 news: Child’s death sparks outrage over road safety; Sarafov on the hunt for MRF-MRF MP Rangelov; Sofia eyes role in fifth Industrial Revolution with AI Factory Plans

The week: EU funds: the rise of the cities

A quiet financial revolution, An ex-minister indictment gone wrong, Paying for your religion

The day in 3 news: Rift in MRF leadership widens; EU Prosecutor probes allegations against Georgieva; State to fund second degrees starting in 2026

The day in 3 news: MECH could be restored to parliament; Business demands police reforms; Massive cocaine haul on banana shipment in Burgas

The week: Belgrade, Budapest and the perils of short-memory

Fires and revolutions in the Balkans; A 3 bln leva road, and VMware sheds a thousand workers

The day in 3 news: Offshore fossil fuel search continues; State budget to be passed next week; School principal held in embezzlement case

The week: And justice for all?

The democratic facade comes crumbling down, an AI factory is coming, and hopefully, some trains at last

Constitutional Court declares that state institutions sabotaged election recounting case

The Prosecution has seized all election materials on the case, barring the Court from accessing the data that would allow it to make a final ruling

Day in 3 news: Vezhen ship freed: No evidence of sabotage; Plovdiv issues record building permits; Bulgarian fintech myPOS buys French Toporder

The week: Bulgarian Vikings strike Sweden, The last train for 2026 eurozone, Bulgarian Patriarch loves Russia

K Insights 31/01

Day in 3 news: Bulgarians detained over Luxembourg bank fraud; Mortgage lending grew by 29% in 2024; Sofia chief architect contest will soon begin

The day in 3 news: Hydropower plants fitted with energy storage systems; Lukoil’s Bulgarian assets up for sale; Zero tolerance for train accidents in safety overhaul

The biggest Bulgarian companies building photovoltaics

The emerging sector already employs about 4,500 people, with local companies operating across Europe and around the globe