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The Capital news website in Bulgaria features top stories on energy, technology, international politics, and business. Key articles cover Bulgaria's increased green energy production, the rise of AI jobs, a Bulgarian startup's success, an EU agreement on car sales, and geopolitical developments in…
Bulgaria has seen a significant increase of 34% in green electricity production during the first nine months of 2026, indicating a positive trend in renewable energy generation.
Contrary to fears of job displacement, the labor market is experiencing a boom in AI-related positions, suggesting a shift rather than a reduction in employment.
A company named Illuminize has transitioned from creating visualizations for an Italian port to developing high-end boutiques for luxury brands like Dior and Cartier.
France and Germany have reached an agreement to extend the deadline for the sale of new diesel and petrol cars within the European Union.
News highlights include reports of Trump seeking Russian diesel and Zelensky's removal, alongside the success of a second Bulgarian space startup valued at over $1 billion.
The shipping industry in the Black Sea faces escalating risks following recent attacks on vessels, raising concerns about regional security and trade.
An analysis explores potential scenarios where Russia's actions, possibly related to the Black Sea situation, could challenge NATO's commitment to collective defense.
An analysis questions the effectiveness of the personal bankruptcy law, noting that a 'simple formula' has resulted in an empty registry, suggesting practical challenges in its implementation.
This newsletter examines the implications of the Black Sea situation, including Putin's actions and the Nord Stream rumors, for Bulgarian President Radev and Vice President Yotova, and the EU's response.
A commentary reflects on the ongoing wait for peace amidst international conflicts and tensions.
A commentary critiques the slow progress and potential state control over a bottle return deposit system, suggesting it will hinder its establishment.
This article discusses how serving millions of customers and managing national processes necessitates a commitment to environmental and social responsibility, framing sustainability as a core business logic.
The fourth episode of the podcast 'Myths of the Roof' explains that inexpensive internet components can become costly due to a lack of warranty, support, and reliable partners.
Saudi Arabia has become the target of coordinated and multifaceted attacks.
