The week: Why we no longer need EU cash

Who needs Europe's money? Or a Foreign Minister? Kozloduy gets US nuclear fuel

The day in 3 news: Caretaker cabinet sworn in; European Court rejects climate case; Eurohold plans securities emission

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

Day in 3 news: Peevski talks of coalition with Petkov, GERB backs TurkStream sale, Bozhkov Charges Reduced

How the Half-Baked Constitutional Changes Brought Back GERB

And Other Problems with the Upcoming Early Vote

The day in 3 news: It’s Gabriel or bust, says Borissov; WCC-DB blames GERB for impasse; Sofia Airport announces new summer routes

The day in 3 news: GERB to announce cabinet decision by noon tomorrow, Georgi Ivanov-Gonzo heads BFU, Seven Bulgarian sailors captured by pirates rescued

The week: The trick with the migrant scare

Don’t let the news fool you, How flat should a tax be, and a Bishop dreams of heading the Church

The day in 3 news: Tributes For Patriarch As Radev Delays 1st Mandate; IKEA Cuts Prices By Up To 20%; New Rules For Home Office

The week: What a Big Mac can tell us about the future of Sofia

Sofia gets really expensive, Peevski gets a post, and Real Estate keeps booming

The day in 3 news: Denkov Dismisses Protesting Farmers; Bojanov's Life and Death Probed; Burgas Introduces Dog Patrol Project

An (un)holy audit

A rare financial inspection by the Revenue agency created consternation within the Bulgarian Orthodox Church

Vivacom Takes Over Bulsatcom in Bulgaria's Largest Telecom Merger

The largest merger in Bulgaria's telecom industry has received swift approval from the regulator without any conditions, yet not without others’ protests

Bulgaria’s Largest Textile Companies: Slight Recovery after Weak Years

In 2022, the combined revenue of the top 25 companies in the sector increased by 19%.

Gas tax for Schengen freedom? A last-ditch attempt to break the Austrian deadlock

The leaders of the parliamentary majority drop the controversial fee in exchange for last-minute entry into the free travel zone, but full membership is unlikely

The day in 3 news: Bulgaria joins nuclear COP28 initiatives; Farmers to get subsidies of 3 billion levs; 500 leva tax floated for secondhand cars

Leading telco Vivacom willing to buy Bulsatcom, A1 and Yettel object

The deal for the paid TV operator had sparked a heated dispute between the telcos

The week: Varna’s promise, Sofia’s divide, WCC's suspicious Brussels move, BG Football's dictator moment

K insights newsletter: 10.11

The week: Bulgaria's coal reckoning - this is not the 80's

Why Stara Zagora is no Yorkshire, what the hell is happening on the housing market and a Bright Mind

A Russian Oligarch’s Son and his Plovdiv Odyssey: Part II

Two years after the arrival of Russian oligarch’s son Anton Zingarevich, the finances of the leading Plovdiv football club in Plovdiv are a mystery