Russian news agency Interfax Terrorists are not likely to operate technologies of making A-bombs from used nuclear fuel, Vitaliy Nasonov, deputy head of the Russian Atomic Energy Ministry`s press service told Interfax today.
Abstract from El Mundo (Spain) Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar began a 24 hour tour of Turkey and Bulgaria on September 16 despite the international tension of recent days in order to prepare for Spain`s presidency of Europe in the next half-year
Ambassador Richard Burt for Standart Daily, Sofia It will last for years, there will be strikes and sanctions.
By William J. Kole Associated Press Writer
Financial Times Arta Dade, Albania's new foreign minister, isn't one of the political heavyweights in the governing Socialist party.
Reported by by Slovene news agency STA As part of the Partnership for Peace [PfP] programme, NATO is planning to carry out a military exercise involving maritime PfP countries and a few NATO members.
BBC Monitoring Service, United Kingdom Some 14 per cent of Bulgaria's foreign trade is currently carried out with Russia.
Nordic Business Report via Comtex The structural and regional support to the European Union member countries will be reduced if the Union is enlarged, according to Finnish estimates.
Associated Press By MARA D.
SOFIA, BULGARIA September 13, 2001
Financial Post – Canada Commerzbank AG said merger talks with Italy`s UniCredito Italiano SpA had ended, in the second time in 14 months it had failed to combine with a rival, and the firm now plans to step up cost-cutting efforts as profits slump.
Reuters Bulgaria changed the management of state tobacco monopoly Bulgartabac as part of efforts to speed up its privatisation, Deputy Prime Minister Nikolai Vassilev said.
Financial Times By STEFAN WAGSTYL
Russian News Agency Interfax Russia supports the strengthening of Balkan stability and meeting the Helsinki principles, among them the inviolability of the borders in that region, First Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksandr Avdeyev said at a round table mee
Georgi Stoychev, Radio Free Europe
By Judy Dempsey, Financial Times The European parliament pointed out last week the ongoing problems of corruption, a weak judicial system and continuing discrimination against minorities in almost all the candidate countries seeking to join the European
By Veselin Zhelev, Associated Press Writer A decade after driving him from power, Bulgarians unveiled a monument Friday honoring the late communist leader Todor Zhivkov.
By Dow Jones News Service Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co.
Report by the Bulgarian National Radio [Announcer] For the time being, the Rights and Freedoms Movement [DPS] will not insist on introducing the Turkish language in the administrative services rendered in the mixed population regions.
Reuters - Microsoft's Bulgarian subsidiary said on Wednesday it expected a 30-percent revenue growth in the year to July 2002 on the back of rising sales. ``Despite the widespread use of unlicensed software here we expect revenue from sales of software l
The Scotsman Consider but one of the many contradictions of the standard `no immigration` policy defended by all British governments since the Seventies.
UN Happiness Report: Bulgaria's Astonishing Leap in Rankings
Bulgaria: 3 Regions With Lowest Life Expectancy - EU Report 2022
