Chirac "Satisfied" with Saddam's Downfall
Jacques Chirac voices "satisfaction" at downfall of Saddam Hussein, BBC reported.
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Skirmishes Flare Around Baghdad
Skirmishes between U.S.
Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Iraq
The humanitarian concerns of Iraqi people are taking a more prominent role after the rule of Saddam crumbled.
Iraq's UN Ambassador: War is Over
Iraq's U.N.
Iraqis Joyous, US Warns of Dangers Ahead
Saddam Hussein's 24-year-old rule collapsed, as US forces swept through Baghdad, sparking scenes of wild jubilation as they toppled a giant statue of the Iraqi president, AFP reported. In a day of fast-moving, dramatic events which appeared to presage th
Bulgarian President Proposes SEE Long-term Strategy
President Parvanov proposed that a longterm strategy be developed for South East Europe as an integral part of Europe at the plenary session of the South East Europe Cooperation Process (SEECP). "I propose that such a strategy be adopted within a year,"
Only Bulgarian Journalist in Baghdad Safe After Incident
Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov pledged in Belgrade that the Bulgarian Embassies in Iraq's neighbor countries will support Bulgarian National TV correspondent Elena Yoncheva with documents and money. Elena Yoncheva is safe after an incident in Bagdha
New Deputy Transport Minister Presented
Recently appointed Deputy Transport Minister Marin Atov was officially presented to journalists by Transport Minister Plamen Petrov April 9. On April 7 Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg appointed Marin Atov Deputy Transport Minister.
Blair: Coalition Should Not Claim Victory Too Early
Tony Blair said the coalition should not claim victory too early, BBC reported.
Iraqis, US Marines Pull down Saddam's Towering Statue
Iraqis and U.S.
Miss, Mr Roma Crowned
Miss and Mr Roma were crowned during the Roma beauty contest that was held in the town of Shumen. The World Roma Day was marked by a number of events in Bulgaria.
Incumbents Failed, Bulgaria's Trade Union Leader Claims
The government of Simeon Saxe-Coburg suffered a complete failure over the last 600 days, said the leader of the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria Zhelyazko Hristov April 9.
Customs Officers to Declare Property, Incomes
Customs officers will be obliged to declare their property and incomes, as well as the property of their wives and under-aged children upon appointment and till May 31 at the latest. This is envisaged by amendments to the Customs Act, which Parliament ado
Saddam's Rule Collapses, Jubilant Crowds in Baghdad Streets
Crowds of Iraqis celebrate apparent end of Saddam Hussein regime in Shiite neighbourhood of Baghdad, northern city of Erbil, CNN reported.
US: Saddam No longer in Control of Baghdad
Saddam Hussein's government is no longer in control of Baghdad, a U.S.
"Apparent" End of Saddam Regime Reported
Crowds of Iraqis celebrate apparent end of Saddam Hussein regime in Shiite neighborhood of Baghdad, northern city of Erbil, CNN reported.
Looting Rampant in Baghdad
Looting in and around Baghdad has been reported on Wednesday by international media. Dozens were seen hauling off furniture, fixtures and office supplies, using wheelbarrows and pickups -- with no security forces to stop them, CNN reported.
Anthranilic Acid Seized in Black Sea City of Varna
Customs officers in Varna seized five tonnes of anthranilic acid, used for the production of narcotic and psychotropic substances.
Blood Donation for Civilians in Iraq Kicks Off in Sofia
A two-day blood donation campaign in aid of the coalition forces and civilians in Iraq was launched April 8 at Sofia's Military Medical Academy.
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