After 100 Days: The Full Picture Is Still Unclear ↗
Front page leadThis article assesses the initial 100 days of the Bulgarian government, indicating that the overall situation and outcomes remain uncertain.
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The front page of Capital.bg features a mix of domestic political and economic news, with a focus on the first 100 days of the current government. Other prominent stories include infrastructure developments like new metro stations, the potential hosting of Eurovision 2027 by Burgas, and energy…
This article assesses the initial 100 days of the Bulgarian government, indicating that the overall situation and outcomes remain uncertain.
The article reports on the expansion of Sofia's metro system, with three new stations and three kilometers of track set to connect the 'Levski' quarter to the city center.
This story explains the decision by the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) to select Burgas as the host city for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, rather than Sofia.
The article highlights a critical situation at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, which is close to implementing power limitations due to specific operational conditions.
This opinion piece discusses the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PFU), emphasizing its practical benefits beyond mere financial planning.
The article uses the context of a murder in Plovdiv to illustrate a broader societal issue and the decline of monolithic cultural structures in Bulgaria.
This commentary examines the economic impacts of the extreme summer heat in Europe and how the EU's push for re-industrialization is affected by climate realities.
This opinion piece argues that the battle for open artificial intelligence is about establishing it as a public infrastructure rather than a private commodity.
The article discusses the arrival of new Alstom trains and the departure of existing Skoda trains within the Bulgarian railway system.