Companies affected by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will have a nine-month grace period after January 1, 2026
The new "matrix" for competitiveness is based on speed, adaptability, and the possibility for continuous innovation. In this context, Bulgaria must focus on the quality
Europe cannot view decarbonisation in isolation, but must take a sensible approach. This process must go hand in hand with competitiveness
Europe has every opportunity to be a global leader in economic transformation and the AI revolution, but the fiercest battle right now is to attract and retain talent
A visionary for whom technology and education are an integral cause, a man who builds bridges between business, science, and the future of young people – Ognian Trayanov
Ivaylo Naydenov holds a master's degree in Nuclear Energy and a doctorate in Nuclear Energy Installations and Equipment from the Technical University of Sofia
It seems cheerfully optimistic. Since August, there has been an interdepartmental working group in the Council of Ministers that has been working purposefully
Imports of iron, steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen from third countries into the EU may encounter serious difficulties
Bulgaria continues its active efforts to attract large-scale investments from tech giant Meta. During Rosen Zhelyazkov visit to the US, he held talks with Joel Kaplan, President of Global Affairs
Tsvetelina Penkova is a Member of the European Parliament from the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D), elected on a mandate from the Bulgarian Socialist Party
The future of the digital industry and the strategic role of secure, long-term, and emission-free energy in the construction of artificial intelligence gigafactories and data centers
In an effort to combat climate change and encourage its global partners to reduce their carbon emissions, two years ago the European Union approved the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Bulgaria's national industrial strategy will be finalized in the second half of 2026. This became clear during a meeting between representatives of the Association of Industrial Capital
Our country is the only one in Europe without its own geological service and systematic geological surveys
