The week: A vacuum spot on the EU map

We’re not the poorest in the EU anymore, yet we’re still mute, and a drug lord decides to go to prison

The day in 3 news: Long-sought drugs boss Brendo surrenders; MRF will support GERB’s cabinet; Solar association goes on protest for prices

The day in 3 news: Company linked to tycoon Taki wins public money; Parliament to probe Turkstream roadmap; 7% rise in Bulgarians going abroad

The day in 3 news: EC approves Sofia’s energy plans; 500kg cocaine found on Bulgarian ship; Bozhkov again accuses Borissov and Peevski

Winter is coming: Bulgaria levies 10 euro per MWh tax on Russian gas transport and transit in Europe

Bulgaria adopts tariff on Russian gas that might see the price of Russian gas supplies soaring throughout Europe

Тhe week in news: Post-communist kingpin shot in Sofia, Three Bulgarian spies arrested in UK, GDP grows by minimum margin

The day in 3 news: WCC-DB proposes constitutional reform; Military factories earn less; Arena Burgas to open after 8-year project

The biggest outsourcing companies in Bulgaria

The increase in revenues in the sector ranking is over 6% on average, and the leader Enterprise Services Bulgaria is at the top for the fifth consecutive year

The day in 3 news: Schengen entry possible in October, says Radev; GBS to steer Chiren gas storage boost; Sofia house prices drop

The new companies within the top 100 of the largest Bulgarian businesses

Few unknown names and a sudden spurt of energy companies made the list

The day in 3 news: WCC returns second mandate; Helicopters sought from Italy, Dogan delays payment to Bulgargaz

What is the Bulgarian mafia – and why does it matter?

"Thugs – out" and "Mafia" have become the signature chants of this summer’s anti-governmental protests. There are deeply rooted reasons for this.