The day in 3 news: MPs move to further curb gambling ads; Borislavova: I will waive my immunity; CSKA-Sofia has a new sole owner

The day in 3 news: BTV Management Appoints New Editor; Hyundai Gets 2 Nuclear Reactors; Judge in Notary Case Gets Death Threat

The day in 3 news: Kozloduy Project Marred By Political Tension; Gabriel Would Not Comply With WCC-DB; Nova TV Has New CEO

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

The day in 3 news: State to control farm subsidy misuse; MIA probes police violence; Holy Synod rails against NRA audit

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

Тhe week in news: Post-communist kingpin shot in Sofia, Three Bulgarian spies arrested in UK, GDP grows by minimum margin

The day in 3 news: Gov’t negotiations begin; Bulgarian bank launders Russian money, says Dobrev; New VC firm starts up

Bulsatcom deal shatters peace in Bulgarian telecom market

The competition authority must decide whether Vivacom is gaining too much control over the market after financing the purchase of the pay-TV operator

Euroins’ woes in Romania

Eurohold Bulgaria, the parent company of insurer Euroins Romania, has said officials of Romania’s Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) might be involved in a coordinated raiding attack on its business

The day in 3 news: Bulgaria joins NATO ABM purchase; Interior Ministry staff reshuffled; Fewer hirings by firms over next 6 months

The week: Borissov’s EU accomplices, Energy woes and 2.25 billion euro in state bonds

EPP’s selective vision of graft in Bulgaria, Deadly police corruption and some good business news

Day in 3 news: List of politicians’ foreign estates remains secret; Red zones of new Covid cases rise to 9; Road construction firms to block 20 key junctures in protest on Wednesday

Bulgaria: further away from Russia’s claws, but still close enough

An unprecedented diplomatic row between Russia and Bulgaria as the latter plunged into a political crisis

Sofia warns Skopje after anti-Bulgarian protests; President Radev: best time for elections is October; Bulgarians get news mostly from TV and social media

Day in 3 news: Electricity and central heating tariffs revised, Vassilev is a frontrunner for PM, Bulgaria’s diplomatic relations with Russia at unprecedented low

The week: Petkov’s tough choice, 70 (more or less) Russian diplomats & budget debacle

Gov’t teeters on brink after six stormy months

With TISP pledging to support GERB’s vote of no-confidence next week and the ruling coalition at least six MPs short of keeping its majority, Petkov’s cabinet looks terminal

The day in 3 news: Resettling of Ukrainians starts with a trickle, Producer price index reaches 40% in April, Minimum wage will be 800 BGN from 2023: Social Policy Minister

Is Bulgaria the weak link in Europe’s fight against Russian disinformation?

Pro-Kremlin propaganda has been flooding the country for years, fracturing the social fabric and offering a fruitful environment for the spread of disinformation