Central Baghdad Attacked
Bombs thundered in Baghdad early Monday as U.S.
Bombs thundered in Baghdad early Monday as U.S.
Baghdad, trembled on Monday from the impact of the 19th straight day of bombing, international agencies reported.
Czech Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda pays an official visit to Bulgaria Monday at the invitation of Foreign Minister Solomon Passy. Passy and Svoboda last met in November 2002 in Prague, during the latest NATO Summit.
Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg expressed disagreement over the statement of Bruce Jackson, President of the US Committee on NATO Enlargement, who singled out judicial system and unwillingness to deal with corruption as the two main problems Bulgaria fa
Strong wind cut off electricity in northern Bulgaria April 6. Shipping along the river Danube was stopped, the speed of the wind in the town of Russe reaching a record high of 34 meters per second.
Bulgaria's Orthodox church on Antarctica is already constructed, Hristo Pimpirev, who heads the Bulgarian Antarctic expedition announced. The chapel has been completed during the last expedition at the end of March.
US Senators are very positive on Bulgaria's readiness for NATO membership, Bulgaria's Ambassador in Washington Elena Poptodorova told the Bulgarian National Radio.
Civic committee for N-plant Kozloduy demanded that talks on Energy Chapter of the acquis is reopened at a press conference April 6.
Fierce artillery exchanges were reported in western and eastern Baghdad Sunday afternoon, with dozens of shorter-range mortar bombs believed to have landed in the centre of the city for the first time in the war.
Coalition troops are not responsible for the attack on Russian diplomats, BBC reported, citing US initial findings. A convoy of Russian diplomats have come under fire as they were evacuating from Baghdad, moving toward the Syrian border, the Kremlin said
Ten people are believed to have been killed when an American warplane has bombed a Kurdish convoy in northern Iraq which included members of US special forces.
Bulgarian corporate incomes from post-war Iraq reconstruction are expected to amount from UDS 900 M to UDS 1 B, Economy Deputy Minister Milen Keremidchiev announced quoting the preliminary estimates of the Economy Ministry.
Bulgaria faces no military threats coming from Iraq, Bulgarian Ambassador to Turkey Stoyan Stalev told local Darik Radio, adding that Bulgaria's position on the war in Iraq is balanced and close to the stand of EU and NATO member countries. Bulgarian mil
A convoy of Russian diplomats have come under fire as they were evacuating from Baghdad, moving toward the Syrian border, the Kremlin said, cited by the Associated Press.
British tanks are reported to have entered the centre of Iraq's second city, Basra.
In response to the recently increased number of bomb tip-offs at Sofia Court of Justice Finance Minister Milen Velchev ordered that two scanners are installed at the entrance of the building, to check the passengers.
Three Americans were killed and another five were wounded as US warplane bombed a convoy carrying U.S.
Between 2,000 and 3,000 Iraqi fighters were killed as the 3rd Infantry Division moved through southwestern Baghdad, AP reported, citing U.S.
The promises Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg made exactly two years ago are all lies, leader of right-wing opposition United Democratic Forces Nadezhda Mihaylova told local Darik Radio.
The United States has positioned 7,000 troops at the airport and is moving quickly to set up a small military village there, says a military official, AFP reported.
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