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Capital.bg's front page features a mix of technology, economy, and political news, with a strong focus on the Bulgarian government's first 100 days. Technology news highlights the rise of data centers and the evolving impact of AI on jobs. Economic stories cover funding for green technologies in…
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Waste, Water, and Packaging: New Measure for Green Tech in SMEs with 83… ↗
A new initiative is launching to support green technologies in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Bulgaria, backed by 83 million euros for areas like waste management, water usage, and packaging.
Minimum Wage Growth for 2027 Will Be Single-Digit ↗
Projections indicate that the growth rate for the minimum wage in Bulgaria for the year 2027 is expected to be in the single digits.
Eco-taxes for Appliances and Solar Panels Lowered, but Remain High for Batteries ↗
New regulations are set to reduce eco-taxes on appliances and solar panels in Bulgaria, while taxes on batteries will remain elevated.
AI Did Not Eat Young Talents' Jobs - It Changed Them ↗
Artificial intelligence is transforming the job market for young professionals rather than eliminating opportunities, requiring adaptation.
100 Days of the Government: The Full Picture is Still Unclear ↗
An assessment of the Bulgarian government's performance after its first 100 days, noting that the overall situation remains uncertain.
Government Program Until 2030: A Bit of Everything ↗
Details of the Bulgarian cabinet's governance program stretching to the year 2030, described as encompassing a wide range of policy areas.
Budget, Prices, and State Companies: The Economy Under the 'Radev' Cabinet in… ↗
An analysis of the economic situation in Bulgaria concerning the budget, inflation, and state-owned enterprises during the first 100 days of the 'Radev' government.
Ambitious Judicial Reform ↗
A look at the ambitious plans and proposals for judicial reform in Bulgaria.
Who Has 'A Person' in Power ↗
An exploration into influence and connections within the Bulgarian government structures.
First Person | I Survived 72 Hours Without American Technologies ↗
A personal account of living without American technology for three days, exploring European alternatives and their limitations.
Comment | The Global Economy Stumbles and Can Turn in Any Direction ↗
An analysis of the current state of the global economy, characterized by uncertainty and constant transition, requiring adaptation from leaders.
Analysis | Is There a Point to a Constitutional Guarantee of Cash? ↗
A critical examination of the idea to constitutionally protect cash payments, suggesting it might be an electoral tactic rather than a response to a real problem.
Comment | We Fell in Love with Drones, But They Are Not the Only Solution ↗
A commentary on the fascination with drones, warning against an irrational belief in their efficacy as weapons and highlighting potential geopolitical benefits for Russia.
Myth #2: Solar Panels Pay for Themselves After 15 Years / Episode 2 of the… ↗
Debunking the myth that solar panels take 15 years to pay for themselves, noting that the payback period has significantly shortened due to more affordable and efficient components.
The Urban Logic of Employment ↗
An exploration of the impact a large hypermarket has on employment and the dynamics of a small Bulgarian town.
Tests for Honesty of... ↗
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