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The ‘Trump Effect’ on Bulgaria's Economy: Too Early for Panic
Bulgarian manufacturers are likely to feel the impact of potential U.S. tariffs indirectly—through their integration into European supply chains
The week: Schengen on the horizon
Good news, at last, The regional divide grows bigger, Bulgargaz is bankrupt
France’s Air Liquide to invest 100 million euro in Bulgaria and Germany
The bulk of the funds will go to a new air separation unit in the town of Pirdop, pushing capacity for industrial gases up 10%
Rising Wages, Lagging Productivity: The End of Bulgaria’s Cheap Labor Advantage
Income growth in Bulgaria outpaces labor productivity by far, signaling the end of the low-cost labor model
Marek Prawda: The Russian aggression proved that the West lost the monopoly on always being right
The deputy foreign minister of Poland on the Visegrad four, the Eastern part of the EU and the Polish presidency
Heat and drought "dry" the wine casks
Fewer grapes and more questionable quality are the inevitably legacy of the scorching summer
Podemcrane: from electric hoists for Comecon to global markets
After a long privatization process in the 1990s, the Gabrovo-based company today manufactures industrial cranes and components worth 50 million levs
Cycling by the Danube: a Bulgarian adventure for the fit
At the end of every summer, the Danube Ultra cyclocross brings together hundreds of adventure lovers who cross Bulgaria's northern border by bike
General Toshevo: wind park for 800 million levs in no man’s land
Bureaucracy and politics have put major wind energy investment on hold for years - until now
Putting out fire after fire, or why Bulgaria has a hard time dealing with natural disasters
The country needs an aerial system for firefighting, but it has failed to buy even a single helicopter in the past three decades
Diána Ürge-Vorsatz: Balkan and Mediterranean regions will be the most affected from climate change
Good news about the climate are very rare, even more in certain regions.
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: Dispatches from the frontlines of the heat war
Bulgaria bakes, coal TPPs fire up and no Anti-Peevski front forms
