Adria Security Summit: Experts shared experience to address new security challenges
On 7 and 8 October, Zagreb Fair welcomed more than 3,000 participants from over 50 countries for Adria Security Summit 2026
On 7 and 8 October, Zagreb Fair welcomed more than 3,000 participants from over 50 countries for Adria Security Summit 2026
Cash payments still account for the largest share of Bulgarian retailers’ revenue, but the trend is gradually reversing. Businesses expect card payments to surpass cash
Mahir Hodžić, owner of Global Security, on emerging security risks and why final decisions should remain in human hands
The Bulgarian fintech company Payhawk has crossed a key milestone in its development, surpassing $100 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR)
Bulgaria now has its third draft state budget, in which the fight against the shadow economy is identified as a key measure for generating more revenue for the treasury
The European Commission’s new report on the Digital Decade of Member States (2026 Country Report) reveals a profound structural paradox for Bulgaria
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the tech sector’s new “payday loan” – deceptively cheap at the outset, but with potentially unaffordable interest rates down the road
The Sofia-based startup nFuse – founded by Stoyan Ivanov and Stefan Radov, former Coca-Cola executives – aims to transform the habits of the "person behind the counter" by adapting the technology to them
Until a few years ago, paying with Revolut at a Berlin bakery counter was a niche sign of belonging to a specific subculture – that of tech-savvy nomads and digital enthusiasts
New Eurostat data for 2025 reveal a significant gap in the digitization of public services across the European Union. Despite the overall upward trend in the EU