The eurozone is set to increase the number of coins produced for Bulgaria as the country prepares to join the single currency. In recent years, annual euro coin production […]
Category: Business in Bulgaria
Turmoil And Transition: Key Events In The Balkans In 2025
The Balkans experienced a turbulent 2025, with political upheavals, natural disasters, tragic incidents, and social unrest shaping the year. In Serbia, anti-government demonstrations continued following the collapse […]
Bulgaria Records Weakest Construction Growth As EU Sector Recovers
In October, construction production in the European Union showed a rebound after two months of decline, while Bulgaria continued to experience a contraction, according to Eurostat data. Across the EU, construction activity rose […]
Bulgaria’s Mortgage Boom: Housing Loans Jump Nearly 30 Percent in A Year
Housing lending by Bulgarian banks continued to expand strongly, with mortgage loans recording particularly sharp growth. Data from the Bulgarian National Bank show that by the end […]
Bulgaria: Two Women Die In House Fires During Holiday Period
Two fatal house fires were recorded in Bulgaria over the past day, claiming the lives of two women and injuring four other people, according to information published by the General Directorate […]
Bulgaria’s Central Bank Buys 2 Tons Of Gold Ahead Of Euro Adoption
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has purchased 66,000 troy ounces of gold, equivalent to 2,053.2 kilograms, in a move linked to Bulgaria’s upcoming adoption of the euro. […]
Bulgarian Authorities Find 83 Violations Of The New Euro Law In One Day
In a single day of inspections, Bulgaria’s Consumer Protection Commission (CPCo) identified 83 violations of the Euro Law, reflecting ongoing challenges for businesses adapting to the country’s new currency requirements. […]
Burgas Surpasses Varna And Plovdiv In Residential Construction Growth
Burgas has emerged as a leader in residential construction, surpassing both Varna and Plovdiv in the number of new housing starts and total built-up area, according to the latest data […]
The Geopolitical Choreography Of Kosovo’s Local Elections: How Serbia’s Interference Threatens National Security
The significance of Sunday’s local elections (October 12) goes far beyond a political competition for the governance of municipalities in Kosovo. Serbia’s interference, more aggressive than in the past […]
EU-Funded Project To Determine Bulgaria’s Bear Population
A new project funded by the European Union has been launched in Bulgaria to determine the exact number of brown bears living in the country. The South Central State Enterprise is […]