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The week: Why cities need problem-solving capabilities
The capability gap, Euro (still) on the horizon, More state aid for business

The week: Borissov returns, Euro is around the corner, And Trakia highway is the deadliest in Europe
K insights newsletter 17/01

Women Drivers in Sofia Public Transport Prefer Trams and Metro
The number of female drivers in public transport is growing, breaking stubborn stereotypes

Circumventing the "natural crossroad": Sofia is losing the fight for Corridor 8
Bulgaria’s abdication regarding its international affairs will soon make it obsolete and isolated

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

Bulgaria's New Train Plans Derailed: Stadler Polska Quits Deals Worth Nearly 1 Billion Levs
The winner of two major tenders for rolling stock delivery withdraws from the procedure, while a third tender by the Ministry of Transport for rolling stock delivery has not yet begun

Eleven industrial parks in Bulgaria to get EU funding of 207 mln levs
The financing is provided under the Recovery and Resilience Plan, most projects are in the country’s north

Why doesn't Bulgaria have a railway?
The growing demand for adequate rail transport outpaces the speed of the Bulgarian State Railways

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

The week: How hard is it to buy trains?
The train won't be coming, The free electricity market neither, And the new Constitution is a mess

Corruption Concerns: EU Probing 11 Mln Levs Discrepancy in Bulgarian Tunnel Project
A report to the State Agency for National Security has brought to light the funneling of 11 million levs to shell companies. The main contractor in the project, local construction company GP Group, said it’s not a subject of any ongoing investigation.

The week: Entering the euro - what's love got to do with it
Trust and the Euro, How to make money disappear, Customs in disarray

How the Dutch got too good at farming
A small, fertiliser-rich country sniffs the limits of its old model