Green fuel price increase to be at least 18 cents from 2028 ↗
Front page leadFuel prices in Bulgaria are expected to rise by at least 18 cents per liter starting in 2028 due to green policies, with Bulgaria opposing this in the EU.
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The front page of Capital.bg features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on economic and political topics. Key stories include rising fuel costs, a cooling real estate market in Bulgaria, and discussions on global debt crises. There's also a report on a resignation…
Fuel prices in Bulgaria are expected to rise by at least 18 cents per liter starting in 2028 due to green policies, with Bulgaria opposing this in the EU.
The real estate market in Bulgaria has seen a 22% decrease in transactions during the third quarter, indicating a loss of momentum.
The director of the state-owned 'Highways' company has resigned, with the minister and NGOs disagreeing on the reasons behind the departure.
The article discusses Bulgaria's disaster preparedness, questioning the effectiveness of current policies despite acknowledging known risks.
Three main reasons explain the hostility of the 'New Right' towards Europeans, analyzing the complex relationship between MAGA sentiment and Europe.
The newsletter covers topics including Bulgarian national identity, Russia's aggressive behavior and nuclear threats, and the competence of political leadership.
The German Ambassador to Bulgaria, Irene Plank, states that Russia poses the greatest threat to Europe and emphasizes the need for unity and strong defense.
This commentary warns about the dangers of accumulating cheap debt, likening it to a path leading to severe financial consequences.
Siberia is under quarantine and censorship following suspicions of a plague outbreak originating from a laboratory.
An overview of the global debt crisis, detailing the precarious financial situation in developed nations.
This analysis explores the risks associated with high bond yields, large budget deficits, and massive national debts in the global economy.
Economist Martin Turpanov predicts a significant global debt crisis within the next three to five years if current economic trends persist.
This article highlights Bulgaria as an unexpected performer in terms of managing its national debt.
An infographic visually explaining the mechanics of the global debt spiral.
This story examines what happens to a small Bulgarian town when a large hypermarket opens within it.
Investors in Europe are seeking ways to protect themselves from new risks as geopolitics increasingly dictates business rules.