FORMER PRESIDENT FOR THE WASHINGTON TIMES:NATO'S MOMENT
Following is a publication by former Bulgaria's President Petur Stoyanov in The Wasington Times. Stoyanov served as the president of the Republic of Bulgaria from 1997 to 2002.
Following is a publication by former Bulgaria's President Petur Stoyanov in The Wasington Times. Stoyanov served as the president of the Republic of Bulgaria from 1997 to 2002.
Standard & Poor assigned a BB-senior unsecured debt rating to the new euro- and dollar-denominated eurobonds issued by Bulgaria, maturing in 2013 and 1025 respectively. The rating is considered to reflect the government’s record of prudent economic and fi
Bulgaria’s permanent population stood at 7,929,500 people as of December 31,2001. The number of those who live in Bulgaria went down by 220,000 (2,3%) compared to 2000.
Associated Press Leaders of the 10 countries applying for NATO membership pledged March 26 to continue to fight global terrorism and cooperate to bolster one another's bid to join the alliance.
The clashes in the leadership of the governing parties in Bulgaria, Turkey and Serbia opened Pandora’s box, causing a continually growing instability, Greek newspaper Vima wrote. According to the article the escalating destabilization upsets the already a
VOA News Roger Wilkison
By Daniel Simpson BUCHAREST - Washington wants to admit as many new countries to NATO as are fit to join, U.
The New York Times By STEVEN ERLANGER
Following is a commentary of Mark Brzezinski, published in the Comment&Analysis section of Financial Times. Mark Brzezinski was director for south-east Europe on the National Security Council during the Clinton administration.
By David R. Sands
By Nicholas Kralev THE WASHINGTON TIMES
By Peter Finn Washington Post Foreign Service
By Theodor Troev in Sofia Bulgaria has reduced its debt by $80m (E91m) after swapping about a quarter of its total Brady debt of $4.
The industrial growth in Bulgaria will go up with 10%, a draft program “Industry 2002” for revival of the industry envisages.
Reuters Franco-Spanish tobacco group Altadis will look at several potential opportunities to buy state tobacco monopolies that are coming up for sale, its co-chairman said in Monday's L'Agefi newspaper.
Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg announced that he expected to receive more information on the internal investigation on the so-called shorthand report, disclosed in Trud daily last week on March 26 the latest.
TASR web site, Bratislava The former presidents of Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia met at the Primatial Palace in Bratislava on Sunday [24 December] and remembered 1989 in the context of current developments.
“The customs union is one of the most important chapters from the EU negotiations and that is why we support Bulgaria’s efforts to reform its customs,” Michael Leigh, EU Chief Negotiator with Bulgaria told Bulgaria’s bTV. According to him, the purpose of
The Associated Press By ALEXANDAR S.
Children are the meaning of life for 66.5 percent of the Bulgarians, 11.
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