Bulgaria Retires the Makarov Pistol as Army Adopts Springfield Echelon 4.5
The Bulgarian army has begun the process of retiring the long-serving Soviet Makarov pistol, which has been in service since 1951
THE CENTRAL BANK, THE STATE SECURITIES COMMISSION AND THE STATE AGENCI...
Politics | March 28, 2002, Thursday // 00:00
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The Central Bank, the State Securities Commission and the state agencies supervising insurance companies and pension funds set up a Consultative Council for Financial Supervision. The establishment of the Council aims to improve the control of Bulgaria’s financial system and meets a requirement, set by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, for the creation of a mechanism for efficient control, supervision and evaluation of financial markets.
Rheinmetall CEO: Securing NATO’s Eastern Flank Key as Bulgaria Hosts New Defense Plants
Armin Papperger, CEO of the German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, stressed the critical importance of securing NATO’s eastern flank
Sofia Mayor Strips Chief Architect of Powers Amid Growing Tensions
Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev has officially revoked the delegated powers of the city’s Chief Architect, Bogdana Panayotova
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Russian Embassy Warns of Rising Property Fraud Cases Targeting Their Citizens in Bulgaria
The Russian Embassy in Sofia has issued a warning that an increasing number of Russian citizens in Bulgaria are falling victim to property-related fraud
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Bulgarian Parliament Grants Sweeping Powers to Future Lukoil Special Manager
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of granting sweeping powers to the future special manager of Lukoil Neftochim Burgas
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One in Three Bulgarians Ready to Risk Their Lives for Democracy, Survey Shows
A majority of Bulgarians continue to see democracy as the best system of governance
