Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Solomon Passy took part in the open session of the UN Security Council dedicated to "Justice and Supremacy of Law-the role of UN". Passy began his speech by expressing his gratitude to the British presidency that arranged the m
President Bush won a commitment Wednesday from German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder to set aside differences and work together for a strong and stable Iraq. "We both agree that we want to look into the future together," Schroeder said.
Austria won't introduce visas for Bulgarians willing to visit the country, Austria's Envoy to Sofia said following his meeting with Bulgaria's Interior Minister Georgi Petkanov. Bulgaria's Interior Minister initiated the meeting following an interview of
Bulgaria's Levski Football Club won a 1:0 victory over Israel's Hapoel (Ramat Gan) in a match for the UEFA Cup. The match took place in Slovakia.
Jordan will seek Bulgaria's experience and cooperation for the development of its Aqaba port. This was made clear following the meeting of Bulgaria's Deputy Transport Minister Krassimira Martinova and the Chief Secretary of Jordan's Industry and Trade Min
"All the talks about my newly appointed assistant Brigo Asparuhov are quite boring already," Bulgaria's Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg said Wednesday. His statement came after the decision to appoint intelligence veteran Brigo Asparuhov for his assist
Police officers from the Bulgarian town Rousse seized 25-year old Bulgarian possessing 4.5 kilograms marihuana.
Bulgaria's volleyball team was defeated 1-3 by the Netherlands in the preliminary B group of the Women's European Championship in Turkey. Bulgaria won the first game 25-22, but was defeated in the next three games 23-25, 18-25, and 24-26.
Germany's police carried out a large operation that busted a criminal ring for hiring and exploitation of illegal workers from Bulgaria and Romania. Over 300 German agents searched some 25 houses in northwestern Germany early on Wednesday morning, DPA an
Bulgaria's Defense Minister Nikolay Svinarov backed the request of the Bulgarian soldiers members of the Iraq unit for increasing the money they get per day for being on a mission. Over 359 Bulgarian soldiers from the 475-strong battalion sent on a subsc
Bulgaria's best gymnast Simona Peycheva, aged 18, is using doping, tests made in August by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) showed. The news broke Wednesday after the World Gymnastics Federation published results of the blood tests.
Hillary Clinton's memoir, 'Living History,' enjoys great popularity in China. The book is at bookstores already.
Iraq plans to remain a member of OPEC the Iraqi oil minister said Wednesday, dismissing any suggestion that the country would withdraw from the producers' group it helped found."Iraq should play an active role in achieving the objectives of this organizat
Pope John Paul II skipped his weekly public audience on Wednesday because of what the Vatican called mild "intestinal problems."The Vatican said the pope's disorder was "mild" but that it decided to have Cardinal Angelo Sodano, the Vatican secretary of st
Amendments that were made Wednesday to Bulgaria's Constitution are not enough to complete judicial system reforms, Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov said September 24. The country's Parliament passed Wednesday final changes to the Constitution dealing
A homemade bomb exploded Wednesday along a road in the Iraqi capital, missing a US military patrol but killing at least one Iraqi and injuring 18 others as it destroyed two civilian buses. Also Wednesday, US troops killed four Iraqis in two separate engag
Defense Minister Nikolay Svinarov leaves Wednesday on a two-day official visit to Hungary at the invitation of his counterpart Ferenc Juhasz. The visit will aim to exchange of experience in the process of Euroatlantic integration and the reform in the arm
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev announced upon his arrival from Dubai that he has met representatives of foreign investment banks that have shown interest in taking part in Bulgarian infrastructure projects.
MPs who skip parliamentary sessions are the main reason for Bulgaria's people to disapprove the Parliament's work, a nation-wide survey conducted in September, shows. Some 16 percent of people who voted expressed discontent with the fact that many of the
Swedish police released Monday a man that was held September 16 on suspicion of murdering Foreign Minister Anna Lindh. However, on the same day they announced a fresh arrest.
A five-member-panel of the Supreme Administrative Court backed the ruling of the three-member panel of the same court of September 3, which decided that the sale of 65% stake in Bulgaria's telecom operator the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC) to
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