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Passing through the outskirts of Vitosha Mountain, the Olympic Torch is running along the capital's streets.
A joyful procession accompanied the 120 sportsmen, artists, public celebrities and volunteers awarded with the honour to join the Olympic Torch r
Sports | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Actor Eric Douglas, the 46-year-old son of Kirk Douglas and half-brother of Michael Douglas, has been found dead in a New York apartment.
The actor and stand-up comedian was found dead on the floor of the living room of his Manhattan apartment.
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
By National Post
Yesterday, we expressed our disappointment that former Canadian Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour appears bent on using her new post as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to criticize the United States for its conduct in
Bulgaria and Russia's bilateral relations have developed dynamically over the last few years.
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Businessmen in the US are showing interest for the power engineering industry in Bulgaria, a top official said.
Bulgaria's energy minister, who is currently on an official visit to the US, said that American attention was pinned on the future constructio
Business | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
A group producing forged documents and visas was busted in Sofia. Six people were arrested this morning.
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The President of the European Parliament voiced concerns over a possible referendum on Bulgaria's accession to the European Union.
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Bulgaria's national football team went one place down in the latest FIFA ranking.
Now the Bulgarians are at the 41st place with 602 points.
Sports | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Iraq's interim prime minister has signed a new law that allows to impose tighter security measures. It gives the government the right to impose curfews, detain suspects and set up checkpoints.
World | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The mayor of Bulgaria's capital, who was suspended during malfeasance investigation, should be back on the post, Sofia City Court decided on Wednesday.
A Court of Appeals will hear the case July 14 should the Prosecutor's office lodges an appeal against
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The team of the American college of Sofia swept the third place in 17th International Young Physicists' Tournament.
Society | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Bulgaria will help Turkey on its way of joining the European Union (EU), Parliamentary Speaker Ognayn Gerdzhikov assured visiting Turkish Prime Minister Recep Taiyp Erdogan on their Wednedsay meeting.
Prof Gerdzhikov pledged that Bulgaria would lobby for
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The Olympic torch arrived in Sofia early on Wednesday. It will start its Sofia relay at 12:00 a.
The home of the Iraqi Prime Minister has been attacked by mortar rounds. The attacks on a stretch of Zeitoun Street in central Baghdad hit near a house owned by interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, an official said.
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The captain of the Bulgarian national football team Stilian Petrov revealed that he has been impressed by midfield playmaker Deco.
Petrov described the Portugal star as one of the most impressive performers at this summer's European Championships.
Sports | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The US revealed that it removed more than 1.7 metric tons of radioactive material from Iraq in a secret operation last month.
World | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Hotel workers in Athens are threatening to go on strike during the Olympic games in the city next month.
World | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Sofia court will decide today whether to restore in office the suspended mayor of Bulgaria's capital Stefan Sofianski.
Prosecutors' Office has launched three investigations against the temporarily deposed city mayor.
Politics | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
The spirit of the Olympic torch has already conquered entire Bulgaria.
Sports | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry and his choice for vice president, John Edwards, voted in lockstep on most bills in the U.S.
World | July 7, 2004, Wednesday // 00:00
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Thomas Klestil was a well-known figure in the international arena by the time he came to office as president for the first time in 1992.
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