Ex-President Visits Prague
Former President Petar Stoyanov is in the Czech Repulic. He will deliver a lecture on Bulgaria's civilization choice, NATO expansion and Balkans future at the Institute of International Relations.
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Former President Petar Stoyanov is in the Czech Repulic. He will deliver a lecture on Bulgaria's civilization choice, NATO expansion and Balkans future at the Institute of International Relations.
The deadline for the demolition of Bulgaria's SS-23 missiles expires today. The decision on SS-23, Scud and Frog missiles destruction was taken by the Cabinet November 29, 2001.
Heightened security measures are still enforced in Bulgaria's Nuclear Power Plant Kozloduy because of the events of Moscow. "All measures are taken and I think that there is no danger," Interior Minister Petkanov said.
Police cracked down on a gang of alleged contract killers in the Danube town of Russe. Its seven members have been wanted in several murders cases.
The Union of Democratic Forces will not support Stefan Sofianski at the coming local elections. The leader of the union Mihaylova justified that with the fact that Sofianski was a member of another party.
Serzhik Sarkisyan, Armenia's Minister of Defense, is coming on a two-day visit to Bulgaria October 30. Bilateral cooperation, participation in the Partnership for Peace Program, as well as measures for strengthening the security and stability in Southeast
2002 brought 68 percent more Bulgarian holidaymakers to Turkey than 2001. This means that 605,000 chose this destination during the latest busy season while last year 360,000 Bulgarians made their holiday in Turkey.
A critical thinking center will be opened in the town of Yambol October 31 to train teachers from local schools in the field of methodology of critical thinking skills development. The teachers will take part in seminars, starting at the beginning of Nove
Five Bulgarian fabric-makers might become suppliers of Spanish textile holding INDUICO. This was announced at the Bulgarian-Spanish business forum that takes place on Tuesday in Sofia.
Bulgaria and Romania should present to the European Union arguments in favor of 2007 as final accession date for the two countries. Romania's Prime Minister Nastase said that after a meeting with Bulgaria's Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg.
The gas used during the operation of the Russian special forces caused the death of the Bulgarian hostage Emilia Uzunova in the Moscow siege. The corps was recognized by a delegation of the Austrian embassy Sunday afternoon.
The development of financial sector in the Southeast Europe and the foreign investments in the region feature as the main themes of a Euromoney conference. The event started today in Croatia's Dubrovnik attended by Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velch
Bulgaria's embassy in Kabul tightened security measures after the hostage drama in Moscow. However, ambassador Krasimir Tulechki said his colleagues were not frightened.
The condition of Bulgarian Vesselin Nedkov, who was among the hostages in the Moscow theatre, is good, spokesman of Bulgaria's embassy in Moscow said. Nedkov's wife who arrived in Moscow today has already visited him in hospital.
The Chechen World Congress in Copenhagen is not illegal, Bulgaria's Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg said answering a question on the controversial event. He noted that the congress was planned long ago.
Bulgaria and Romania will get different roadmaps for EU accession till the end of the year. EU enlargement commissioner Gunter Verheugen said that for BBC.
"The whole world acknowledges the perfection of the hostages-saving operation," Vladimir Klimanov, spokesman of Russia's embassy in Bulgaria said. According to him, the international terrorism would be defeated when all countries unite their efforts to fi
Interior ministers of eleven countries adopted a declaration against illegal migration and related crimes at an international conference in Slovenia. The event was held in the town of Brdo pri Kranju.
The heads of the National Security Service, National Service for Organised Crime Control and the fire brigade will be summoned by the parliamentary committee on internal security and public order and the committee on foreign policy, defence and security.
Romania's Prime Minister Adrian Nastase will visit Bulgaria today. Meetings with his Bulgarian counterpart Simeon Saxe-Coburg, President Parvanov and Parliament Speaker Onyan Gerdzhikov will top his agenda.
MPs from ruling Simeon II National Movement submitted a bill, under which tollway system for motorways, primary roads and border area roads will be introduced as of January 1, 2004. The bill specifies the type of vehicles that will be tolled and the type
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