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THE NATIONAL MOVEMENT SIMEON II WAS NOT SURPRISED BY THE NEWS OF DILYA...

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

The National Movement Simeon II was not surprised by the news of Dilyana Grozdanova’s membership in the newly founded party of Sofia mayor Stefan Sofianski Union of Free Democrats, Emil Koshlukov announced in Stara Zagora on December 10. Dilyana Grozdanov...

SYNDICATE TO DEMAND VETO ON INCOME TAXATION ACT

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB) will demand a veto to be put on the Individual Income Taxation Act, Zhelyazko Hristov, Head of the syndicate announced. According to him, the proposed tax schema is not good for the poor pe...

IMF MISSION APPROVED THE DRAFT OF THE AGREEMENT WITH BULGARIA

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission approved the draft memorandum of the agreement with Bulgaria, it emerged after a meeting of the mission's experts with officials from the Finance Ministry. The agreement will most probably be for two years and...

SURVEY SHOWS BULGARIANS WITH MOST TRUST IN EU

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

Eurobarometer survey, published by the European Commission shows that Bulgarians and Romanians have most trust in EU compared to the peoples of the other candidate countries. More than 6 in 10 citizens of the Applicant Countries trust the European Union (...

EUROBAROMETER SURVEY IN CANDIDATE COUNTRIES SHOWS BROAD EU SUPPORT

Views on BG | December 10, 2001, Monday

The first, initial results of a Eurobarometer survey in the 13 candidate countries, published by the European Commission, show overall clear support for European Union membership, but citizens of these countries still feel under-informed about the EU and...

ISRAEL REJECTED A TEMPORARY CEASE-FIRE OFFER BY FOUR MILITANT PALESTIN...

World | December 10, 2001, Monday

Israel rejected a temporary cease-fire offer by four militant Palestinian groups on December 9 to halt their attacks through the end of Ramadan if Israel agreed to stop assassinating their members.The offer came the same day a suicide bombing at a Haifa b...

VENEZUELANS JAMMED SUPERMARKETS AND HURRIED TO WITHDRAW MONEY FROM BAN...

World | December 10, 2001, Monday

Venezuelans jammed supermarkets and hurried to withdraw money from banks ahead of a strike called by big businesses to protest new economic legislation. President Hugo Chavez condemned the strike as a political maneuver and urged Venezuelans to go to work...

EASTERN ALLIANCE FORCES MADE KEY GAINS ON DECEMBER 10 AGAINST AL QAEDA...

World | December 10, 2001, Monday

Eastern Alliance forces made key gains on December 10 against al Qaeda fighters positioned high in Afghanistan's rugged White Mountains near the border with Pakistan. Alliance troops had taken two al Qaeda command centers and four tunnel complexes, CNN re...

DUTY RELIEFS PLANNED FOR PEUGEOT AND TOYOTA IF THEY INVEST

Business | December 10, 2001, Monday

In case Peugeot-Citroen and Toyota decide to start production in Bulgaria, they will receive orders from the state administration, the police, social institutions, and the hospitals, which will be the companies’ major buyers. Emil Alexiev, member of the w...

THE NOVEMBER INFLATION COMPARED TO OCTOBER 2001 IS 0,2%, THE NATIONAL ...

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

The November inflation compared to October 2001 is 0,2%, the national Statistical Institute announced. The inflation since the beginning of the year has been 4,2%, for the period January-November is 7,6% in comparison with he same period in 2000....

BULGARIAN MIG-29 TO BE MODERNIZED

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

“90 per cent of the Bulgarian aircraft “MIG-29” will be modernized in the Plovdiv aircraft repairs plant, ” Defense Minister Svinarov said after his meeting with President-elect Parvanov. The two officials met on December 10....

BULGARIA NEED NOT HURRY INTO SIGNING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE INTERNATION...

Politics | December 10, 2001, Monday

Bulgaria need not hurry into signing an agreement with the International Monetary Fund, Dimitur Dimanov, chairman of Union “Promyana”, said on December 10. The agreement would prevent Bulgaria from keeping its policy flexible....

UK TROOPS APPEAR TO BE READY TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE MULTI-NA...

World | December 10, 2001, Monday

UK troops appear to be ready to play an important part in the multi-national peace keeping force for Afghanistan, army sources have told BBC....

EUROPEAN UNION INTERIOR MINISTERS HAVE AGREED TO END VISA REQUIREMENTS...

World | December 10, 2001, Monday

European Union interior ministers have agreed to end visa requirements for Romanian nationals, during a meeting in Brussels last Friday. Romania was the only aspiring EU candidate apart from Turkey still subject to travel restrictions....

SOURCES FROM TURKEY SAY TWO SHIPS HAVE GONE DOWN IN ROUGH WEATHER IN T...

World | December 10, 2001, Monday

Sources from Turkey say two ships have gone down in rough weather in the Black Sea, BBC reports. All but one crew member were said to have been rescued....