During Monday's hearing of the Libyan HIV trial in Benghazi, solicitor of the six Bulgarian defendants Osman Bizanti introduced jurors to several foreign experts' opinion in support of the Bulgarians. The next date for hearing the case was set February 9
Bulgaria's crime rate in December 2003 has gone up by 14.4% as compared to the same period in 2002, Bulgaria's Interior Ministry data shows.
The office of the Bulmar forwarding company burned out Sunday night in the Black sea city of Bugas. The police are investigating into several versions for the fire.
A total of 79 soldiers from the second group of Bulgaria's replacement unit left 3:14 a.m.
The Benghazi court will hear on Monday for the thirteenth time the case against the six Bulgarian medics accused of deliberately infecting more than 400 Libyan children with HIV.
A man was wounded in a shootout in downtown Sofia on Sunday night. Unofficial data claim that the wounded man, named Nikolay Radzhev, 24, from Pazardzhik has a criminal record.
Two pilots of a crashed U.S.
Ousted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein paid off in oil to some 200 foreign statesmen and eminent public figures who supported him, AFP reported, citing sources from the Iraqi Oil Ministry.
All broadcasts of the Bulgarian National Radio changed their agenda on Sunday as the radio marked its 69th anniversary. The renovated entrance of the BNR building boasted a red carpet to welcome not politicians, but is most fervent fans.
Diplomats from five countries, including the Czech and Slovak ambassadors to Libya, will attend as observers Monday's hearing in the HIV trial against the six Bulgarian medics, sources from the Bulgarian Embassy in Tripoli announced on Sunday.
Three consecutive explosions shattered the centre of the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Sunday afternoon, the correspondent of the Russian agency RIA Novosti reported. No further details were immediately available.
Alleged arms trader Philip Pavlov Naydenov, Fatik, who was shot dead in the middle of August in downtown Sofia, has been best man of the leader of the six-men group, arrested January 24 on charges of complicity in the assassination of suspected underworld
Bulgaria's Euro-Affairs Minister Meglena Kouneva is leaving for Stockholm on Sunday to attend the International Forum: Preventing Genocide; Threats and Responsibilities.
Doubts whether an EU enlargement will happen at all in 2007 were expressed by James Owen, senior economist at UK's Economist Intelligence Unit, in an interview for local Darik Radio. Political differences inside the European Union might impede Bulgaria's
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov met Sunday members of the Managing Board of the Bulgarian National Bank on the occasion of the 125th anniversary since the establishment of the bank. He stressed the central role that the bank plays for maintaining the
Hungarian police say the driver of the Bulgarian bus, which overturned on M5 highway near Budapest, fell asleep behind the wheel causing the crash, which claimed the lives of two Bulgarians and injured thirteen more.
The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe will support the new leadership of Georgia and will continue to assist the country in developing democratic processes, Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Solomon Passy said in Tbilisi in his capacity of Cha
An American soldier died on Sunday from wounds he suffered in an attack Saturday night near the town of Baiji, some 200 kilometers north of Baghdad, international agencies said, citing US Army officials.
A hand-made explosive device went off near a hotel in the centre of Baghdad Sunday morning after a U.S.
A power blackout brought thirty-four Bulgarian villages to a standstill on Saturday though the country started to go back to normal after the heavy snowfall on Friday. Water supplies were cut in another twenty four villages and towns.
A printing house for fake passengers' checks of a foreign bank, documents for bank credits and diplomas was busted by the local police in the Danube town of Russe. It is believed to have been expected to turn out big quantities of counterfeit passengers'
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