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The Capital news front page highlights Bulgaria's energy sector growth, the impact of AI on business laptops, and European investment initiatives. It also features a section on the first 100 days of the Bulgarian government, covering the economy, budget, and judicial reform, alongside opinion…
The installed capacity of batteries in Bulgaria has seen a significant increase of 1 GW in just one month, bringing the total to 5.4 GW. This surge indicates substantial growth in energy storage solutions within the country.
The article explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the market for business laptops, suggesting significant shifts in features, performance, and consumer demand.
The European Union is launching a new 5 billion euro fund aimed at boosting investment in growing companies to enhance its global competitiveness.
This article addresses significant challenges faced by small energy communities, likely in Bulgaria, highlighting potential obstacles to their development and operation.
This 'Business Breakfast' segment covers two key topics: a significant increase in battery capacity in Bulgaria and the new government's intention to seek a share of the Plovdiv Fair revenue.
An assessment of the first 100 days of the new government, indicating that the overall situation and its impact remain uncertain.
This article analyzes the economic performance, including budget, prices, and state-owned companies, during the first 100 days of the 'Radev' cabinet.
This analysis examines the Bulgarian government's program for the period up to 2030, describing it as covering a wide range of policies without clear prioritization.
The article discusses ambitious proposals and plans for reforming the judicial system in Bulgaria.
This piece investigates the influence of individuals and connections within the Bulgarian government and power structures.
A commentary piece discussing the instability of the global economy and the need for leaders to adapt to a state of perpetual transition.
This analysis questions the utility of a constitutional guarantee for cash payments, suggesting it might be a political maneuver rather than a solution to a real problem.
A commentary arguing that an excessive focus on drones as a sole solution to military challenges could inadvertently benefit Russia.
This newsletter discusses issues of 'brainwashing' in schools, critical narratives from a vice premier, and Russia's influence on Germany.
This podcast episode debunks the myth that solar panels take 15 years to pay for themselves, noting that improved technology has shortened payback periods.
An exploration of how the opening of a large hypermarket impacts employment and urban dynamics in a small Bulgarian town.
This article investigates the reasons behind the low labor participation rates among men in Bulgaria.
