Bulgarian-born Canadian fan of extreme sensations Ivan Kristoff, more famous as Spiderman, launched the first Bulgarian Search and Rescue motorized unit. "Its name is "Specialized Off-road Search (S.
A center for public video surveillance was inaugurated for the first time in Sofia on Sunday in a bid to reduce crimes and violation of traffic rules. The first stage of the pilot project saw the installation of a video surveillance system that takes Sof
Millions of fans of the school boy magician Harry Potter will be saddened to learn that, according to rumors, their hero dies in the new, as-yet-unnamed book. The author JK Rowling refused to specify the exact date of the release of the the seventh - and
Sofia University saw the start of the traditional 24-hour-long theatre marathon Saturday morning.
A plane carrying 19 people has crashed on a mountainous region outside Rio de Janeiro, killing all aboard, Civil Defence officials said today. Rescue workers found the plane's wreckage in Saquarema, some 100 kilometers (60 miles) East of Rio, nearly 10 ho
NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe said the alliance should work with new members Bulgaria and Romania to crack down on smuggling and drug trafficking in the Black Sea. Talking to the United Press International, Gen.
Citizens of the eight new EU states in Central and Eastern European countries will be freely admitted to the labour market of the Netherlands from next year. The Dutch government announced on Friday there will be free movement of labour to the Netherland
On Saturday, at the biggest South Park in Sofia, mobile operator vivatel organized a meeting between the world ice skating champions Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski and their fans.
Ahmed Dogan, leader of the ethnic junior coalition partner the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), was re-elected with a full majority at the sixth National Conference. The participants in the forum decided to add 62 new members to the Central Counci
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov will visit the United Kingdom on April 4 and 5. He is scheduled to confer with British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the London City Mayor and representatives of the British financial circles.
A 44-year-old woman was found stabbed to death early on Saturday by her son, a teenager.
The newly minted non-profit association GERB, which was launched on the initiative of Sofia mayor Boyko Borissov, will start the enrollment of members as of April 4.
The nationalists from the Attack (Ataka) party continued their sigh-up campaign against the establishment and the shared use with US of military facilities on Bulgarian territory. The nationalists, one of the most outspoken critics of the deployment of U
Dalai Lama, the living god to millions of Tibetan Buddhists, claims terrorists should be treated humanely and the life of Osama Bin Laden - spared.
The British Football Association has complained to UEFA after Levski Sofia president Todor Batkov called referee Mike Riley a "British homosexual".
Bulgaria ended up at No 4 spot among the most popular destinations to British overseas property buyers in a ranking, topped by France and Spain. Foreign currency specialist HIFX reported that France and Spain accounted for almost half (43 per cent) of al
Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party, which is a partner in the three-way ruling coalition and holds considerable sway, struck back at allegations of being riddled with vested interests. Ahmed Dogan, leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, who has oft
Socialist members of the European Parliament voiced confidence that Bulgaria will enter the European Union on 1 January 2007, but did not rule out the enforcement of a safeguard clause. The parliamentary Group of the Party of European Socialists in the E
The newly minted non-profit association GERB, which involves Sofia mayor Boyko Borissov, persistently evades questions on plans to enter Bulgaria's political life, it became clear on Saturday. Believed to be the vehicle to take Sofia Mayor Boyko Borissov
Bulgaria has modern laws governing the buying and selling of property, more or less the same as those found throughout the European Union, yet rough spots remain in their administration. After all, the country's transition from communism to a multiparty f
Bulgaria's administration of law governing the buying and selling of property are marred by rough spots, part of the country's bumpy transition from communism to a multiparty free market system, the International Herald Tribune wrote.
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