Bulgarian Companies' Revenues Increase by 9% to 348 Billion Euros ↗
Front page leadBulgaria's National Revenue Agency reports that the total revenue of all companies in the country has increased by 9%, reaching 348 billion euros.
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Capital.bg leads with news on Bulgarian companies' revenue growth, a report on F-16 aircraft procurement and pilot training, and proposed changes to infrastructure construction regulations. International news includes discussions on Serbia's political and economic trajectory, commentary on the US…
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency reports that the total revenue of all companies in the country has increased by 9%, reaching 348 billion euros.
Luis Coelho Rodrigues da Silva of Pilatus emphasizes that acquiring F-16 fighter jets requires a concurrent effort to train pilots to operate them effectively.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works (MRRB) is proposing changes to allow for 'tolerable' infrastructure constructions, potentially simplifying the process.
The production house Push Pull has announced the launch of a new unit focused on artificial intelligence.
The 'Business Breakfast' section covers topics including the US desire for Russian gas to return to Europe, Bulgaria anticipating NATO aircraft over the Black Sea, and discontent among young Europeans.
This article explores the political future of Serbia, questioning whether student movements could lead to the removal of President Vučić from power.
The article examines Serbia's complex geopolitical and economic balancing act between the European Union, China, and Russia, suggesting the current equilibrium is unsustainable.
This commentary discusses several important trends leading up to the US midterm elections, highlighting voter anger as a significant factor.
This piece reacts to the UN General Assembly resolution explicitly rejecting the portrayal of Russia's actions in Donbas as 'liberation'.
This newsletter discusses Bulgarian political figures' stances on Russia, mentioning a minister's statement about being targeted by Russia and a general's warning about NATO's response to an attack.
Giorgia Meloni asserts that supporting Ukraine is a path towards peace and rejects the notion that capitulation by those defending their freedom can be considered peace.
A photo gallery showcases the mass protests in France that have escalated into violent incidents and disorder.