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The US ponders over the option to issue free-of-charge visas for nationals of its allies participating in international coalitions in Afghanistan and Iraq. According to Romania's Adevarul daily, citing a Hungarian source, the US administration has been p
A military aircraft will most probably carry the body of Bulgarian hostage Georgi Lazov back home. The remains were identified last week by US authorities, using a fingerprint test.
AFP The wife of one of three Indian truckers held hostage by Iraqi insurgents has begged his captors to show mercy.
Bulgarian State Railways, the national railway carrier, has transported 9.88 million tons of cargo in the first half of the year, up by 3% over the same period last year, the company announced.
Bank accounts in Bulgaria total BGN 2.8 B (approximately EUR 1.
Turkish passenger train hit a bus on Sunday killing 15 people on board, the Anadolu news agency announced. No injuries were reported among some 200 train passengers.
Bulgaria saw growing cosmetics sales last year, and the tendency is expected to continue until at least 2008. The BGN 270 million sales in 2003 made for a 5 % increase as compared to 2002.
Spanish companies have nurtured long-term plans to invest in Bulgaria's tourist and chemical sectors. Business representatives of 15 Spanish companies gathered Monday in Sofia to discuss the opportunities for starting joint business ventures with Bulgari
An Iraqi tribal leader has interfered with negotiating the release of seven truck drivers working for a Kuwaiti company in Iraq who were kidnapped last week. Sheikh Hisham al-Dulaymi, head of the National Association of Iraqi Tribes Leaders and Sheikhs,
Bulgarian media have been discussing a draft of Ethical Code to regulate the terms of their work in the country. The drafted proposals, if approved, will serve as standards for ruling over complaints against journalists.
Future concessionaires are expected to invest a total of EUR 120 M in airports at the Black Sea coast cities of Varna and Burgas, bringing them up to European quality and passenger safety standards.
A Greek man has died in Bulgaria after a 3,000-meter parachute jump. The skydiver's parachutes - the main one and the spare - failed to unfurl, and left him crashing down.
DSK Bank, Bulgaria's second largest bank, and Overgas Inc, the largest private gas company in the country, combine their efforts for funding gas supply for household and economic utilization under an agreement for cooperation they signed on Monday. DSK B
Bulgaria's most successful footballer Hristo Stoitchkov has signed his contract as national coach on Monday. The Bulgarian Football Union appointed him as the coach to take over the team after its EURO 2004 faisco transferring on him the hopes for FIFA M
Iraqi Interior Ministry official Mussab al-Awadi was assassinated in Baghdad. Unidentified gunmen attacked him and two bodyguards on their way out of his Baghdad home.
Al-Jazeera aired Monday a video showing two Pakistanis and an Iraqi kidnapped over the weekend. The militant group, calling itself the Islamic Army of Iraq, said in a statement that the hostages would be killed, unless Pakistani authorities provide assura
Bulgarian officials firmly denied media reports that Al-Qaeda-linked terrorists have penetrated into Bulgaria, spawning a network of local agents. The head of Bulgarian Intelligence Service General Kircho Kirov slammed the information as "journalistic go
Bulgarian air company Hemus Air expects green light for carrying out flights linking Sofia, Skopje and Tirana. So far, the Macedonian Civil Aviation Administration has been the only one to give consent for the flight shuttle.
At the recent International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, delegates learned of tragic errors at a hospital in Libya, where about 400 children were accidentally infected with HIV, the Boston Globe newspaper wrote in an article on safe AIDS treatment.
Sofia Mayor Stefan Sofianski will face the Appeal Court on Thursday riling over his temporary removal from office upon charges of malfeasance in the deal of Millenium Centre construction Sofianski has been probed into three separate municipal deals for t
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