President Postpones Visit to Plovdiv for Consultations over Iraq
President Parvanov will conduct consultations regarding the U.S.
President Parvanov will conduct consultations regarding the U.S.
The two chambers of the Yugoslav parliament on Tuesday marked the demise of the troubled Balkan federation Yugoslavia and replaced it with a new country called Serbia and Montenegro, as outlined in a deal brokered by the European Union. Bulgaria no longe
The proposal of the Bulgarian government to the parliament will set the period for which Bulgaria grants the United States passage through the Bulgarian air space. Defense Minister Svinarov said for private national TV channel bTV broadcast Blitz.
The desire of Bulgaria and Iran for a peaceful resolution of the Iraqi crisis was expressed by Parliamentary Speaker Ognyan Gerdzhikov and Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi. The two officials held talks in Tehran February 4.
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Passy will attend today a crucial UN Security Council meeting on Iraq in New York, when Secretary of State Colin Powell is expected to present fresh evidence of Baghdad's non-compliance with UN disarmament resolutions. The meet
The United States has officially requested passage through the Bulgarian air space and use of infrastructure by the troops of the multinational coalition in a possible military operation against Iraq. The United States has also requested Bulgaria to send
Rightist opposition Union of Democratic Forces wants the Cabinet to disclose details about the U.S.
Bulgaria should take a decision regarding its participation in a probable military operation in Iraq only after the UN Security Council Meeting on Wednesday when U.S.
President Parvanov repeated his call for establishment of an anti-corruption service to help in combat with corruption among the political and state elite in Bulgaria. The new body not to be dependent on any institution, he proposes.
A defense ministry delegation, led by deputy minister Ivo Ivanov paid a two day visit to Yugoslavia, the ministry announced. He discussed with his counterpart Svetislav Ristic the development of the bilateral relations in the defense field, the regional s
Bulgaria's Constitutional Court said that the government might dispatch troops abroad or allow foreign squads into the country without parliamentary warrant if this is what the country committed to its allies. The decision of the court was announced Tuesd
The price of fuelin Bulgaria will go up in case of long military conflict in Iraq, Valentin Zlatev, general manager of LUKOIL Bulgaria projected in Burgas, quoted by local Info radio. He said that heavy security measures were introduced in LUKOIL, includ
The MPs of Oborishte Movement will stay out of the conclusive vote of the amendments to the Privatisation Act, should their letter and spirit remain unchanged.
Greece is trying to muster support for an emergency European Union summit on Iraq, the European Commission has confirmed, BBC reported.
Bulgaria will equip two laboratories for mad cow disease tests till end-2003. The establishment of the facilities will be funded under the EU pre-accession PHARE program.
Three attempts for cigarettes smuggling were foiled Monday night at the Kalotina border checkpoint. The combined quantity of the seized cigarettes amounts to 17,120 pieces.
NATO's Secretary General Lord George Robertson postponed his visit to Bulgaria initially scheduled for February 6. He explained the delay saying that an "emergency engagement" might hamper his trip to Bulgaria in the last minute.
Bulgaria can hardly expect to get all of Iraq's debt paid back, Finance Minister Milen Velchev said at the opening of the "Secondary Market of Mortgage Bonds in Southeast Europe" conference. He stressed Bulgaria's goal is to get as large a section of the
Mihail Karayazov, Deputy Chair of right-wing Union of Democratic Forces in the town of Pleven, was found dead in his car, news agency BGNES reported. The Regional Directorate of the Interior Ministry in Pleven suppose that Karayazov shot himself.
Bulgarian consulate in Istanbul denied media talk that ethnic Turks who have emigrated from Bulgaria to Turkey years ago now flock back frightened by the looming war in Iraq.
The nose cone of space shuttle Columbia has been found in a heavily wooded area of eastern Texas, The Associated Press reported. The cone was found a few miles from Hemphill, a town of about 1,200 people that has become a focus of the search.
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