The day in 3 news: 10% domestic electricity price hike likely in New Year; Sarafov stirs tensions with political moves; Mining sector rails against tax change

The week: The budget debacle, BETL sink, Schengen opens, GNR to play in Sofia

K Insights 13/12

Day in 3 News: No decision on Parliament speaker; IT company buys emblematic Sofia mansion; Factory prices are a mess

Drinking water in reservoirs is at critically low levels. Are there solutions?

Nine of our drinking water supply dams are at their lowest levels in decades

Day in 3 News: Vitosha factory site will be apartment complex; Labor market stagnates; End of year spending must be curbed for Eurozone goals

Revenues of companies in Bulgaria shrink 1% to 608 billion levs in 2023 - NRA

The drop of the revenue of the 100 largest companies in the Capital Weekly’s annual ranking exceeds 14%

The day in 3 news: TSP is election top spender; GDP growth in 2023 was underwhelming; Fantastico expands in Sofia

The week: Why Nations Fail in football and elections

One night in Belfast, What is wrong with the Air Force, Varna ex-mayor is sinking

The day in 3 news: NAP reports dip in business revenues; Peevski, Dogan rift deepens; Location no longer pivotal for real estate

The week: Less hate, more business, We're finally connected to Greece, And Ruse is a real-estate outlier

The day in 3 news: Terminal 3 plans revealed; Zaharieva set to be Bulgaria’s new EU commissioner; Industrial production continues to fall

European prosecutors search Bulgartransgaz office over project for expansion of Chiren gas storage facility

The gas storage expansion is estimated to cost 600 million levs and 25% will be financed through EU funds

A Wolf Battue

The Prosecutor's Office and the Anti-Corruption Commission go after Rumen "the Wolf" Gaitansky, Stoyan Mavrodiev - and potentially, Ahmed Dogan himself

Day in 3 news: June records dip in production prices; Moodys to lower Bulgaria’s rating due to Eurozone; Stagnation in new commercial spots

Day in 3 news: Judicial reform overturned by Constitutional Court; Parliament adopts new electricity compensations; State coal enterprise posts 237 mln levs loss

More foreign workers are coming to Bulgaria but there are still many vacancies

Turks save seasonal employment, and Kyrgyz people are employed in hotels and restaurants, but this is not solving the personnel shortfall

PM Glavchev’s Caretaker Cabinet Acts to Preserve Coal Power Plants Until 2038

Bulgaria is moving towards renegotiation of its Recovery and Resilience Plan, putting in jeopardy EU payments.

The week: A hot political summer just turned nuclear, A bridge to Romania gets closed and a Historical Ponzi scheme

Bulgaria Economic Trends: Wage Growth Slowing Down

Wage increases are expected to decelerate this year, ranging between 5% and 14%

The week: "Greatness" is what happens when you ignore journalists