Bulgarians from the town of Pleven will lodge a complaint at the European Court for Human Rights in Strasbourg against Bulgarian state because of overcharged bills on steam heating. The news came Friday from Mihail Shishkov, Chair of Pleven's Independent
Bulgarian businessman Todor Russinov was beaten up Friday morning on a street of the country's main coastal city of Varna. Three unknown men attacked 42-year old Russinov around 08:00 a.
If Bulgaria's Privatization Agency would again rule out the sale of the country's Telecom to Viva Ventures, that move would be illegal, Bulgarian Doctor in law Ivan Todorov said Friday. The instructions of the Supreme Administrative Court allowed back Vi
Bosnian Serb and former doctor Milomir Stakic was cleared of genocide during the Bosnian war but convicted of related crimes and sentenced to life in prison by the war crimes tribunal at the Hague. It is the first time the tribunal handed down a life sent
Two daughters of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein are in Jordanian capital Aman with their nine children, it has been announced. The women -- Raghad Saddam Hussein and Rana Saddam Hussein -- were married to two senior Iraqi officials who defected to
Bulgarian Vice President Angel Marin left Friday for neighboring Macedonia and joined Macedonian President Boris Trajkovski in celebrations of 100 years since the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising. The invitation came from Trajkovski who met with Marin in t
Millions of people pursue exercise regimens to help them stay physically fit as they age. But what can you do to help your mind stay resilient and youthful as you grow older?
Some pets will never become friends, but may merely co-exist (some may even be a danger to the other pet). At the very least, it takes time for pets to adjust, especially for the resident pet to allow another animal into its territory.
Ingredients: 1kg meat (veal and pork), 3 long peppers, 2 onions, 3 tomatoes, salt, 10gr black pepper. Method: Cut the meat into pieces.
Doctors in Israel have successfully used sunlight to perform surgery on rats. The procedure would only work in sunny climates, but could one day provide a low-cost alternative to conventional laser treatments.
Aries: Summer holidays and winter partying will be the best times of the year for you from the point of view of fashion you like and would be seen alive wearing! You'll enjoy the casual but comfortable look and the freedom that the available fabrics wi
Turkish bidder in Bulgaria's telecom sale -- Koc Holding -- proposed to Sabanci Holding, a leading industrial and financial conglomerate in Turkey, to become a partner in the consortium with Turk Telecom for the privatization of the Bulgarian Telecommunic
A unique Roman tomb was discovered by accident in Bulgaria's capital Sofia. During works to repair the city's water conduit, a tomb was unearthed as part of the Roman necropolis under the St Sofia basilica.
Bulgarian authorities will appoint a new honorary consul with in the Italian city of Treviso. Giorgio de Faveri, a reputable Italian expert accountant and auditor, will be named honorary consul of Bulgaria for the northeast district Veneto.
Bulgaria might become the "first and basic" station for export of Iraqi oil into Europe according to an official of the US-appointed interim administration in Baghdad.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev received a report on illegal traffic channels on the country's territory, Interior Minister Georgi Petkanov said Thursday. The report was prepared by experts from Bulgaria's Interior and Finance Ministries and th
Bulgarian troops who are projected to leave for an Iraqi neighbor country in September will face considerable risk, Bulgaria's Defence Minister Nikolay Svinarov said Thursday. Bulgaria had never before sent so many soldiers to take part in a mission, he
General elections in Iraq could be held within a year to replace the US-appointed Governing Council, US administrator of Iraq Paul Bremer said. The 25-member Interim Governing Council (IGC) recently opted for a nine-member rotating presidency made up of r
The Bulgarian Parliament passed Thursday a bill against sports hooliganism that sets a fine of BGN 200-500 for people who swear at stadiums. Infringers may also be detained for up to fifteen days according to the new law.
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov issued a decree to promulgate crucial amendments to the Electoral Act. He also fixed the date of the oncoming municipal and mayoral elections for October 26.
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