Day in 3 news: Democratic Bulgaria calls for Kiselova’s removal; Deficit remains flat; Online shoppers in Bulgaria down 7%

The week: Two questions about the Real Estate market, A big battery boost is coming, Casino economy

Newsletter 25/04: Everyone is either building or buying

Bulgaria’s Informal Economy: 34.6% In the Shadows

More than half of the added value in sectors like hospitality, agriculture, and construction comes from undeclared income, according to a report by Kearney and Visa

Day in 3 news: Peevski secures Borissov’s cabinet in no-confidence vote; Smart Organic acquires LoveRaw; Incomes more than household spending

Day in 3 news: U.S. suspends local grants; Dangerous road segments total just 5.6 km; Digitalk 2025 goes AI

The week: A road tragedy

Roads to die for, Starlink comes to Bulgaria, Industry hits the brakes (construction, of course, excluded)

Day in 3 news: MRF-Dogan will continue backing gov’t, First F-16 arrives, Budget deficit doubles in March

Podari Vreme.bg: How a foundation became the owner of an AI company

Part of the dividends from two IT startups support many children in orphanages across the country

Day in 3 news: 2025 budget takes effect, Restaurateurs protest 20% VAT, Speedy’s shares jump 8%

Ruling majority passes a record budget for 2025 with Peevski’s backing

VAT registration threshold drops to 100,000 levs. The government plans to draw 18.9 billion levs of debt this year

The day in 3 news: MECH could be restored to parliament; Business demands police reforms; Massive cocaine haul on banana shipment in Burgas

The week: Belgrade, Budapest and the perils of short-memory

Fires and revolutions in the Balkans; A 3 bln leva road, and VMware sheds a thousand workers

Day in 3 news: Maximum social security income raised; Widespread distrust of last election’s tally; Restaurant reps oppose restoration of 20% VAT

The day in 3 news: Offshore fossil fuel search continues; State budget to be passed next week; School principal held in embezzlement case

Economic growth surpasses expectations with 2.8% growth

Household consumption remains a driver, government spending also contributes

RUBIN GLASS has established itself as a preferred and reliable European partner*

Nikolay Mochev, CEO of Rubin Trading, tells Capital Weekly

The day in 3 news: Bureaucratic filibuster to stall budget; Corruption concerns over missing 500 mln. levs; Vote recount result alters Parliament make-up

The European Health Card can now be issued easily online

Applying for the document is via the Ministry of Electronic Governance website and you can receive the card by post

The week: The subtle art of outsourcing, wasting water and behaving badly

K Insights newsletter 07/03

Bulgaria's 2025 Budget Draft: Eurozone Aspirations vs. Fiscal Realities

Huge increases in projected expenditures face unclear sources of revenues.