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Full Schengen membership could turn Bulgaria into a regional cargo hub

Sheptytskyi: The Ukrainian city that wants to end coal dominance

The Ukrainian city of Sheptytskyi is looking for a sustainable future beyond the shadow of the coal industry. Despite the harsh conditions due to the ongoing

"Helping the image": How will Schengen membership affect Bulgarian tourism?

Bulgaria and Romania are very likely to become full members of the Schengen area from January 1, 2025. Everything will be decided on December 12 in Brussels

Bulgarian banks’ annual profits exceeded 1.5 billion euro, again

The total profit of Bulgarian banks for the period January – October 2024 reached 1.5 billion euros, according to data of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB)

Interview | The video game industry is transforming Novska and changing the face of the entire region

It all started with the companies from the Pismo incubator. What we were looking for was to be different from everyone else in Croatia

A crazy idea that gives rise to the biggest gaming hub in Europe (gallery)

It all started as an outlandish idea - the project to build the largest gaming hub in Europe, to be located in Novska. This Croatian town with a population

Interview | Banks are now selling their bad loans much earlier and more often than before

The average amount of purchased receivables among the companies in our association is decreasing. In 2020 it was around 2,500 euros

Top 500 companies in CEE: Low profits hampered Bulgarian businesses

The shrinking profits of Bulgarian businesses have led to a diminished presence in global credit insurer Coface's annual ranking of the 500 largest companies

Maritsa Iztok 3 TPP is analyzing possible usage of batteries and gas

There are ongoing analyses on how the Maritsa Iztok 3 thermal power plant (TPP) should develop after it ceased operations in February 2024 when

1,300 MW of new renewable power capacities have joined the Bulgarian grid this year

The Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) has issued licenses for 1,300 MW of new renewable energy projects in the first 10 months of this year alone