Bulgarian Interior Minister Petkanov will visit Greece on April 6 and 7 at the head of an Interior Ministry delegation. Petkanov will confer with Greek Public Order Minister Michalis Chrysohoidis, who extended the invitation to the visit.
The governments of Bulgaria and the United States exchanged notes and signed the agreement on the statute of the Bulgarian armed forces on the territory of a neighbouring to Iraq country. The unit will reportedly be deployed in Jordan, but the date of de
Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf said on Friday that Iraq would "commit a non-conventional act," possibly on Friday night, against U.S.
US officers say they have found thousands of boxes containing vials of white powder and liquid at a "suspicious site" near the Latifiya facility, inspected by U.N.
Moving with a sense of wartime urgency, the House and Senate separately agreed to give President Bush nearly $80 billion to carry out the battle against Iraq and meet the threat of terrorism Meanwhile, lawmakers acceded to a White House request to refrai
US Marines have reported that about 2,500 Iraqi Republican Guards surrendered between Kut and Baghdad, U.S.
Expatriate United Nations humanitarian workers entered Iraq today for the first time since their withdrawal last month, a senior World Food Programme (WFP) official said, quoted by AFP. An 11-person team has been assessing humanitarian needs in the south
Bulgaria's stand on the Iraqi crisis remains consistent; the country has excellent opportunities and is willing to take part in rebuilding post-war Iraq, Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg said in Parliament April 4. According to the prime minister Bulgar
Three coalition soldiers and two other people have been killed in an apparent suicide car bombing at a checkpoint north-west of Baghdad, BBC reported.
17 HIV-positive persons have been registered in Bulgaria since the beginning of 2003. Seven of them have been hospitalized, a 25-year old woman has died.
The AIDS infection in the Benghazi hospital in Libya has begun before the Bulgarian medics, charged with intentionally infecting hundreds children with HIV, started work there. That is the conclusion of a report, establishing the source of the AIDS virus
The intensity of the missions of the six US KC-10 tanker jets based in Burgas airport, 400 kilometers (250 miles) east of Sofia, have increased in the course of the Iraqi crisis development, with 30 flights more than normal in previous weeks. There has b
The ruling majority will make on Tuesday a political decision for a new director of the Bulgarian News Agency, Milena Milotinova, chair of the parliamentary media committee told the protesting journalists. The management of the agency promised not to mak
The cabinet will decide shortly on its stand on the ruling of the Supreme Administrative Court, which revoked the Cabinet's decision for the closure of Kozloduy Nuclear Units 3 and 4 in 2006, Energy Minister Kovachev said.
Sofia Court of Justice closed doors for fourth time in a week on Friday as a woman called in the Supreme Cassation Court at 11 am threatening that a bomb will explode in the building. With an order of Blagovest Punev, deputy chair of the Supreme Court, t
Socialist leader Sergey Stanishev handed to Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg thousands of protest ballots against war in Iraq on Friday. The ballots could be taken and filled from boxes put by the Bulgarian Socialist Party in municipal centers across Bulgaria.
At least 18 civilians have been killed and 17 more injured in heavy bombing in the town of Mosul, northern Iraq, RIA Novosti reported.
Bulgaria's participation in the rebuilding of post-war Iraq is a logical consequence of Bulgaria's position on the conflict, Foreign Minister Passy said at a round table on Friday. He announced that two companies have resumed their deliveries in the oil-
The building of Varna regional court is closed today after a bomb tip-off was received shortly after 8 am. This occurs only a day after Sofia Court of Justice closed for a third time in less than a week after a tip-off for a planted bomb was received.
The weekly newspaper "Nie Zhenite (We the Women)" organized for a twelfth year in a row the ceremony Business Lady of the Year on Thursday evening. Svetlana Panayotova, trade director and owner of Elit Tur OOD, authorized agent of Thomas Cook in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Passy and Chilean Deputy Foreign Minister Christian Barros Melet signed intergovernmental agreements on lifting the visa requirements for Bulgarian travelling to Chile and Chileans visiting Bulgaria.
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