India's First Unmanned Mission to Moon Carries Bulgarian-Made Equipment
India launched successfully Wednesday its first unmanned mission to the moon, the rocket Chandrayaan 1, which carries Bulgarian-made space equipment on board.
India launched successfully Wednesday its first unmanned mission to the moon, the rocket Chandrayaan 1, which carries Bulgarian-made space equipment on board.
The presidential candidate of the Democratic Party Barack Obama has reached a lead of 10% in public support over his Republican opponent John McCain, according to a poll of C-SPAN, Zogby International and Reuters cited by the Darik Radio, which was releas
Police and protesters clashed in Athens, flights to and from Greece have been disrupted, while public services and banks shut down during a 24-hour general strike in protest over the government's economic policy. The strike is expected to disrupt Wednesd
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the newly independent republic of Kosovo are going to sign an agreement for establishing diplomatic relations during the first week of November.
The US Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama received Tuesday yet another somewhat unexpected endorsement from the London Mayor Boris Johnson. Johnson is a member of the Great Britain's Conservative Party, which is by history and tradition seen
The Republican presidential candidate John McCain campaign staff has asked by mistake financial support from a quite unusual source - the Russian Mission to the United Nation (UN) in New York. The letter addressed to the Russian Ambassador to the UN Vita
The year 2009 is going to become for the European Union (EU) the year of the Balkan states, according to Olli Rehn, Member of the European Commission (EC), responsible for Enlargement. The fact that the Lisbon Treaty failed to become effective was not go
The Director of the International Monetary Fund Dominique Strauss-Kahn has sent an email to the IMF staff on Monday in which he apologized for having a love affair with a subordinate, the BBC reported. The IMF announced on Saturday that the Strauss-Kahn'
At least 21 Mexican inmates have been killed in a riot in a prison in northeastern Mexico near the Texas border. The riot broke out in Reynosa prison early on Monday when rival jail gangs attacked each other with knives and guns while setting fire to a p
Thousands of documents about UFO sightings reported in the period 1986-1992 have been released by the British Ministry of Defence, CNN informed. The 4,500 pages cover sightings were revealed for the curious public as part of a four-year project to transf
The presidential candidate of the Democratic Party Barack Obama is going to take two days off the campaign trail for the 2008 US Presidential elections in order to visit his ailing grandmother in the state of Hawaii, CNN reported Monday.
A woman gave birth to six-tuplets in a Berlin hospital on Thursday, all of them in excellent health condition, Darik News reported. The four boys and two girls weigh between 800 and 900 grams.
A former Mr Gay UK who murdered his boyfriend before cooking a piece of his flesh with herbs and chewing it was given a life sentence by a jury at the Crown Court in Leeds. Anthony Morley, 36, was given a minimum of 30 years for slashing the throat of 33
Republican John McCain continued a slow advance on Democrat Barack Obama in the US presidential race, as the race begins to head down the stretch run, the latest Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby daily tracking poll shows. McCain now trails Obama by 2,7 points, down
The Greek ambassador to the United States expressed his disappointment with a US decision not to include Greece in the US Visa Waiver Program, in which Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia are now part. "Greece should hav
Unidentified gunmen abducted nine Chinese oil workers in central Sudan, state-run media in China reported. Three engineers and six other workers, employees of the China National Petroleum Corporation, were kidnapped in the oil district of Abyei in South
Former US Secretary of State during US President George W Bush's first mandate, Colin Powell endorsed Sunday the election of the Democratic candidate Barack Obama for the White House.
The French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been the victim of a brazen robbery, according to a publication in the French newspaper "Journal du Dimanche."
In a joint statement issued after their Saturday visit at the Camp David, Maryland presidential retreat, the presidents of the US, France and the European Commission unveiled plans for a series of summits to discuss the global financial crisis and to find
A research revealed the appearance of the US Republican presidential nominee John McCain in the show hosted by David Letterman Thursday night attracted the attention of 6.5 million viewers, People Magazine reported.
The chief of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, is under investigation as to whether he abused his position by engaging in a sexual relationship with wife of former Argentine central bank president and his subordinate Piroska Nagy, B
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