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The front page of Capital, a Bulgarian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into maneuvers at the Customs Agency potentially linked to budget losses, recognition of an 'in-house' entity in road construction by the Radev…
Maneuvers within the Customs Agency are reminiscent of a scheme that allegedly defrauded the state budget of tens of millions, following Chinese goods being found at home.
Varda, a company associated with Delyan Asparuhov, has secured $251 million in funding, reaching a valuation of $1.6 billion.
The Radev government has acknowledged an 'in-house' entity in the road construction sector, a move that has drawn attention.
A historical piece traces the long journey of Tsar Samuil, spanning from Mala Prespa through Thessaloniki to Sofia.
A story highlights the progress in solar panel production in Kurdzhali, with plans to expand into battery manufacturing in the following year.
Following strikes on ships in the Black Sea, this theme explores the escalating threats and potential consequences.
An analysis discusses potential scenarios where Russia, under Putin's leadership, might test the collective defense capabilities of NATO.
The article outlines the increasing risks faced by maritime navigation in the Black Sea region.
This newsletter touches on Putin as a peacemaker, Schroeder in Moscow, rumors about Nord Stream, and the increasingly worrying situation in the Black Sea and its implications for Bulgaria.
A commentary reflecting on the ongoing wait for peace and its implications.
The article criticizes the new attempt at state control over the bottle deposit system, arguing it will only delay its creation and hinder progress.
This commentary calls for a more direct approach in identifying Russia as the aggressor in the ongoing conflict.
This piece discusses how environmental and social responsibility are necessities for businesses serving millions of customers and managing national-level processes.
The fourth episode of the podcast 'Myths from the Roof' discusses how cheap internet components can be costly due to lack of warranty, support, and a reliable partner.
Capital is looking for startups that will represent Bulgaria at the Nexus Luxembourg 2027 event.
Apple is reducing iPhone 18 Pro production due to low demand, and Coca-Cola is reportedly reconsidering the sale of Costa Coffee.
A photo gallery illustrating trends in wine consumption in the United States, showing a decrease in overall consumption.
An analysis of investment funds in Bulgaria, identifying the most profitable ones based on their 'Sirtaki' yield.
