A total of 38 of the Bulgarians, among the immigrants found by the French authorities in Bordeaux sheds, are with irregular status, Foreign Ministry's spokesman Lyubomir Todorov said for novinite.com.
There are no reasons why the Bulgarian government changes its decision for the closure of third and fourth units in 2006, according to Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg. He answered a question of right-wing leader Nadezhda Mihaylova in Parliament.
Nikolai Nedkov, Executive Director of Zlatni Pyasutsi resort on the Black Sea, has been assaulted and injured Thursday evening. His life is not in danger, doctors said.
The town of Panagyurishte is celebrating a day of NATO on Friday. The ambassadors and military attach?s of NATO member states as well as other foreign envoys take part in the celebrations in the mountain town some 90 km away from Sofia.
A man stormed the reception room of the German Embassy in Sofia at 10.58 am and threatened he would hold everybody hostages till his demands were met.
Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg said that a new regional development minister was going to be appointed next week. He declined though to say whether the future minister would be an expert or a politician.
Bulgarian tour operator Alma Consult, representative of the international tour operator Eurasia Erlebnisreisen (Germany), will use the Vitosha Express and Korona Express trains. The company plans travels for up to eighty customers in the destination Istan
The number of unemployed in Bulgaria was 584,500 in September, 1,3 percent down, compared to the same year ago period, the national statistical institute announced. Unemployment dropped by 0,3 percent compared to that in June this year.
Bulgaria's orthodox Christians marked the day of the Archangels on Friday. Celebrations on this day feature special greeting to people who have the name of Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael thus enjoying their guidance.
A film festival, during which forty-two films will be shown, kicks off in Hall 1 of cinema Lumiere. Four Bulgarian movies will be shown among many famous European films.
The coalition between the Simeon II National Movement (SNM) and the mainly ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) still has a sufficiently large parliamentary majority to pass legislation, the country report of the Economist Intelligence Un
The Bulgarian government appointed Thursday a state commission to protect classified information. The five-member commission will oversee protection of information related to national security.
Daimler Chrysler is interested in the privatization of the truck-maker Madara Shumen (Northeastern Bulgaria) and Chavdar, the bus maker. That emerged after a meeting between President Parvanov and Klaus Mangold, Chairman of the Committee for Eastern Europ
The Cabinet approved Social Minister Shuleva's proposal for six-day Christmas holiday. Bulgarians will have off the days from December 21 till December 26.
Bulgaria has been nominated for Swedish Holiday of the Year Award 2002. The organizers who seek to outline the best destinations in the last busy season, named the nominations after interviewing Swedish journalists, tour operators and tourists.
The Royal Navy Type 42 Destroyer HMS Southampton will pay a courtesy visit to Varna between November 9 and 12. The programme for the visit includes calls on the Mayor of Varna, Kiril Jordanov and the Chief of Varna Naval Base Brigadier Admiral Plamen Mano
At the current session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, Bulgaria supported the organisation's efforts to counteract terrorism and human rights abuse. Deputy Foreign Minister Petko Draganov who leads Bulgaria's delegation also voiced
Bulgaria's progress in its negotiations with the EU on the Transport policy chapter of the acquis was presented by Transport Minister Plamen Petrov at his Brussels meeting with Loyola de Palacio, Vice President of the European Commission in charge of Tran
Moscow Prosecutor's Office announced that 128 hostages had died in the theatre siege two weeks ago. 120 of them are Russian nationals and eight - foreign passport-holders.
There were no Bulgarian passengers in the plane that crashed Wednesday in Luxembourg. This was announced by Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry a day after the tragedy.
Police on Bulgarian-Turkish border checkpoint Malko Turnovo arrested a Bulgarian national for trying to smuggle 13,5 kilograms of heroin. The heroin was hidden in the spare tire of his car.
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