Bulgarian Interior Minister: Accident was not Caused by Bad Road Infrastructure
Rumen Petkov is Bulgaria's interior minister. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment what was the cause for the terrible tragedy that happened only 24 hours ago.
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EU Spokesman: Bulgaria's Gambling Law Must Apply to Everybody
Oliver Drewes is spokesman for the internal markets commissioner, Charlie McCreevy. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment amendments to Bulgarian law on gambling.
Fatih Ali: Agca Loves Previous, Dislikes New Pope
Amid the much controversial Turkey visit of Pope Benedict XVI Bulgarian private Darik Radio sought to know the opinion of Ali Agca, the Turk who attempted to kill Pope John Paul II, on the late pontiff's successor. Fatih Ali, a man responsible for Ali Agc
IAEA's Yanko Yanev: EU's Stance on Bulgaria's Nuke is Apartheid
Bulgaria-born Yanko Yanev heads the Nuclear Knowledge department in the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). He discussed the EU's hesitant stance on the closure of Units 3&4 of the Nuclear Power Plant in Kozloduy with Darik News' Miya Mihailova.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister: Meeting Qaddafi was Pleasant Surprise
Rumen Petkov is Bulgaria's Interior Minister. He was invited at an urgent meeting with Libya's leader Muammar Qaddafi together with other participants in the EU-Africa Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development, held in Libya.
Steve Hanke: Bulgaria's Government is Inefficient
Steve Hanke is a Member of the advisory board of the IMF Assessment Project and a special counsellor to the Economic and Monetary Resilience Council of Indonesia. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment Bulgaria's new state budget for 2007.
Ex- Ambassador in Russia: Bulgaria Must Change Energy Consumption Structure
Iliyan Vassilev is former Bulgarian Ambassador in Russia. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment the issue of the new nuclear power plant in Belene and the negotiations with Russia's Gazprom.
Verheugen's Spokesman: Bulgaria Part of the Better Regulation Program
Ton van Lierop is spokesperson of the cabinet of Commissioner Gunter Verheugen, who is responsible for industry and enterprise. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment the launch of the Better Regulation Program of the European Commission.
Bulgaria's Tourism Head: 5% Revenues Rise Expected from Tourism
Mario al-Jebouri is head of the Bulgarian State Tourism Agency. He is currently in London at the World Tourism Exhibition, where Bulgaria is presenting its tourism opportunities to a wider public.
Robert Hagemann: Corporate Tax Cut is Risky
Robert Hagemann is Chief of the IMF mission in Bulgaria. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment Bulgaria's draft budget for 2007.
Nationalist Vice-President Runner: Ethnic Turks Secured Parvanov's Lead
Pavel Shopov is ultra-nationalist candidate for vice president, running together with his leader, firebrand Volen Siderov. The presidential candidate pair is nominated and supported by nationalist Ataka (Attack) party.
Ralitsa Vassileva: The Bulgarian Face in CNN
The sophisticated anchor talks about what it takes to build a successful journalistic career in an interview by Milena Hristova Q: How would you describe your normal working day at CNN?
Zohara Campagnola: Sofia Gave Me Everything I Need
She grew up in Japan, married an Italian diplomat and came to live in Bulgaria. She is just as delicate and internationally minded as her background suggests.
Bruno Crosby: Bulgaria Needs Transparency of Real Estate Market
Bruno Crosby is the Secretary General of FIABCI, the International Real Estate Federation. He was approached by Darik News in connection with the Seventh International Conference "Business to Business Now" and the first for Bulgaria real estate trade show
Vitali Yaroshevski :Anna's Deatwisher Hidden in Her Articles
Vitali Yaroshevski is deputy editor in chief of the Novaya Gazeta newspaper, where the killed Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya worked. Politkovskaya was shot to death on Saturday in Moscow in the elevator of her block of flats.
Bulgaria's Aviation Safety under Scrutiny in November
Daniel Hoeltgen is the Communications Manager of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). He was approached by Darik News to comment the upcoming November inspection of the aviation safety in Bulgaria.
Stoyanov's Father: Radoy Ralin Would Call it "Fascisteria"
Kin Stoyanov is the biological father of the now notorious Bulgarian observer in the European Parliament Dimitar Stoyanov. Kin Stoyanov is also the son of Radoy Ralin, who was a famous Bulgarian dissident, poet and satirist.
Sandor Richter: Bulgarian Government Needs Pressure to Fulfil EU Criteria
Sandor Richter is a junior expert in the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies. He was approached by Darik News on September 29 to comment the economical requirements of the EU for Bulgaria days after the official presentation of the monitor
Solomon Passy: Minister Kuneva Best for Bulgaria's EU Commissioner
Solomon Passy is Bulgaria's former foreign minister and current head of the foreign policy committee in Bulgaria's parliament. He was approached by Darik News to comment on the latest European Commission report that gave the green light for Bulgaria's acc
Bulgaria's EU-Affairs Minister: Stern Discipline Once in EU
Meglena Kuneva is Bulgaria's Minister of European Affairs. She was approached by Darik News on September 26, hours before the official presentation of the monitoring report of the European Commission.
Bulgaria's Deputy FM: I am Not Buying Prisoner's Clothes
Feim Chaushev is Bulgaria's Deputy Foreign Minister. He was approached by Darik News on September 21 hours after a Tripoli court adjourned the last hearing of the trial of the five Bulgarian medics.
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