Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov handed the war flag to the National Guarding Unit. This initiative is dedicated to the 124th anniversary of the forming of Bulgaria's Guarding Unit.
Amendments in Bulgaria's constitution on judicial reform must be discussed and voted in the beginning of the new parliamentary session, Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov explained Friday. He added that if these amendments take place then there would b
Bulgarian MP Emil Koshlukov was elected for coordinator of the newly-set Novoto Vreme political club -- a faction within Bulgaria's ruling party-following the reshuffle in ruling Simeon II National Movement (SIINM). Miroslav Sevlievski former coordinator
Bulgaria's Constitution could not be amended by November, Parliamentary Speaker Ognyan Gerdzhikov said Friday. His comment came as a result of EU Enlargement Commissioner Gunter Verheugen's warning that Bulgaria may not complete accession negotiations in
A bomb went off in front of a disco in Bulgaria's northwest town of Vratsa. There are no casualties reported.
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov, Macedonian President Boris Trajkovski and their Albanian counterpart Alfred Moisiu will meet Friday to discuss future cooperation in the construction of a highway connecting Albanian city Duras, Macedonia's capital Sk
The number of people out of work in the US has hit a 20 year high. The queue of people making unemployment benefit claims for two weeks or more leapt 87,000 to 3.
The memorial fund set up in the name of Diana, Princess of Wales, has been forced to approach donors for more money because of a financial crisis, the BBC has learned. The fund's own projects are under threat as it contests an expensive legal case in the
UN health officials are helping Algeria to investigate an outbreak of plague in the west of the country which has claimed at least one life.
An explosion outside an office building in the Pakistani city of Karachi has killed at least two people and injured many more. The explosion happened outside the Crown Plaza office building, on the main road leading to the southern city's international ai
President Bush pledged to the nation with the world's highest AIDS infection rate that it will have a strong partner in his administration in fighting the disease. "You will not face this enemy alone," he said Thursday.
The Foreign Ministry in Sofia starts today consultations with Macedonian officials over the recent incidents with Bulgarian nationals. The talks start after Macedonian Ambassador to Bulgaria Lubisha Georgievski was summoned twice to the Foreign Ministry
University applicants will sit today for the Bulgarian language and literature exam in oldest higher education institution in Bulgaria - the Sofia University.
This story is dedicated to the Byzantine cunning of this glorious people - the chukchas - who live far up north, in Russia's polar circle.
It was Queen Victoria who made the white wedding dress fashionable when she married Prince Albert in 1840. Since then, white and all shades of ivory have remained the colour of choice for most brides.
Long-term stress may cause illness by prematurely ageing the immune system, research suggests. Scientists have discovered stressful experiences can boost production of chemicals that regulate the body's immune system.
Besides feeding and watering every day, your bird needs its cage cleaned at least once a week. More often is better.
Astronomers have found a planetary system similar to ours - a Jupiter-like world circling a Sun-like star in roughly the same orbit that Jupiter follows our Sun. Of the 100 or so other planetary systems known, this one more closely resembles ours than an
Bulls gored three Spaniards and cut or bruised at least ten other people -- including an American teenager -- in a particularly dangerous stampede during the San Fermin Fiesta. Two other men from the Spanish town of Pamplona were attacked in the shoulder
A fire broke out Thursday in the nitrogen-fertilizers plant near the town of Stara Zagora. It was later put out.
Market share of low-nicotine and tar cigarettes in Bulgaria will increase in 2003, Bulgaria's tobacco monopoly Bulgartabac suggested Thursday. Experts at the company also expect to find market for some 23,000 tons of cigarettes in Bulgaria 2003.
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