Analysis
In-depth analyses, informed forecasts, and interpretations of important events and trends.
The Euro on the Black Sea Coast: New Currency, Old Problems?
2026: The Euro enters tourism on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Prices, early bookings, consumers and the future of summer tourism. Analysis of the changes and expectations in the sector.
Why are the January bills so high? Let's find out.
After the holidays, many Bulgarians received significantly higher electricity bills. More consumption, a longer reporting period or omissions in the system - where is the real reason?
Neighbors in Uncertainty: The Fears of Bulgarians and Europe in 2026
What worries us the most? War is the biggest fear of Bulgarians, while cyberattacks, disinformation, and personal living standards also cause concern. And the role of the EU?
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 and reached an annual low: what happened to the market
After a sharp sell-off, bitcoin broke the $70,000 limit and plummeted to its lowest levels since 2024. What are the reasons, how did investors react and what do analysts expect?
Decline in Production Prices in the EU and Eurozone, But Bulgaria Sees the Biggest Rise
Production prices in the EU and Eurozone decreased in December 2025, while Bulgaria recorded the largest monthly and annual increase. Review the detailed analysis from Eurostat.
The Chinese Puzzle: Opportunities for Bulgaria or Just an Expensive Game?
Bulgarian business in China: Opportunities and challenges. State support is key to success in the market. Analysis of trade, exports, and adaptation to new standards.
The Indian "Nipah" virus: why everyone is talking about it now and is there a connection to a new COVID scenario
"Nipah" is not a new virus, but a new outbreak in India and the memory of the pandemic have brought it back into the global focus. We examine the facts, the risks and realistic scenarios - without sensationalism.
More and more scams in car deals: how the Ministry of Interior warns citizens
The Ministry of Interior reports an increase in scams when buying cars - with fake documents, mileage rollback and legally encumbered cars. The authorities have published special recommendations to citizens.
Bulgaria for a career and a peaceful life: which cities set the pace and which slow down
Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas emerge as the most active career centers, while smaller cities and resorts attract people seeking tranquility. What are the pros and cons?
Electric Cars Overtake Gasoline Cars in the EU in December: What Does This Mean?
Electric vehicle sales in the EU surpassed those of gasoline cars for the first time in December. Explore the details, trends, and how this impacts the automotive industry.
Sofia Economic Forum VI: The first major test for "euro" Bulgaria
Today, Sofia Balkan Palace brings together political, business, and expert elite for Sofia Economic Forum VI – weeks after Bulgaria's entry into the Eurozone. The focus is on the economy, infrastructure, and energy of Southeast Europe and Sofia's role as a new regional hub for growth and connectivity.
The political "vacuum of day X": Eurozone without a stable government
On the day when Bulgaria is already living with the euro and with a changed head of state, the country finds itself with a paralyzed parliament, an interim president and street pressure for reforms. The "vacuum of day X" exposes the clash between European integration and chronic institutional instability.
Generation Z rewrites the rules: How young innovators are transforming Bulgaria
From robots for solar parks to artificial intelligence platforms – the new generation of Bulgarian entrepreneurs proves that innovation has no age. With institutions like INSAIT and initiatives like "Best Youth Startup", Bulgaria is becoming a cradle of the technological revolution in Eastern Europe.
Trump's Second Term: The Market Trembles with New Threats and Old Fears
Markets are shaken in 2026 by geopolitical uncertainty and threats of trade wars. Investors fear lasting damage, while American assets suffer.
Forecasts for the CEE real estate market for 2026: Build-to-rent, student dorms and rent growth
A Colliers report predicts the development of build-to-rent projects, student dorms and rent growth in CEE. A shortage of offices is expected, the evolution of retail parks and strong performance of industrial and logistics properties, supported by Asian investments.