The Bulgarian Socialist Party calls for a new candidacy for Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), that will enjoy a broad consensus, it emerged after the meeting of Socialist leader Sergey Stanishev and chairman of the parliamentary group of Sime
Notorious businessman Kiril Kirov dubbed Iaponetsa (The Japanese) was wounded Thursday morning after two motorcyclists sprayed bullets on his Mercedes. The victim received a back wound and was rushed to hospital.
Bulgarian politicians are set to defeat the team of diplomats in the upcoming charity football match that will kick off at 6 p.m.
The Academy of Bulgaria's Interior Ministry - a higher education institute that yields the special cadres of the law-enforcement structures - entered the Microsoft IT Academy program. Both sides hope this training and education project will help increase
Sun baths in the city become increasingly popular in Bulgaria. Riding on the surging wave, private entrepreneurs are opening numerous swimming pools amid Sofia's urban landscape.
The development of the European Union should reflect the striving of any European citizen after freedom, safety and prosperity. This is what Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov stressed in an exclusive interview for the Estonian newspaper Postimees he ga
Every visitor to the British Museum in London can see on display two medals, molded by the Bulgarian master Teodosii Antonov, born in the town of Montana, 150 kilometers north of Sofia.
Riot police and hard-line vigilantes clashed with teenage demonstrators who denounced supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Wednesday, as protests mushroomed into Iran's biggest in months. Dozens of the hard-liners riding motorbikes chased down about 300
By Honor Mahony EUOBSERVER
A Bulgarian culture center opened inside New York's theatre core Broadway. The news was brought to Bulgaria by one of its founders - the Bulgarian actress Boryana Pavlova.
The US military captured nearly 400 suspected Saddam Hussein loyalists in a bid to end daily attacks against American soldiers north of Baghdad.The massive operation, codenamed "Operation Peninsula Strike", used jet fighters, tank-buster aircraft and patr
Bulgaria's 2007 EU entry will parallel Middle East peace process and Iraq post-war reconstruction on the agenda of the talks Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Passy in Brussels Thursday. He will meet with European Commission (EC) and NATO top officials.
Bulgaria was named by the United States as not doing the minimum to stop human trafficking, although it made "significant efforts to bring itself into compliance". The US published a report assessing the measures taken by the countries around the globe ag
Calls for peace between Israel and the Palestinians followed bloodshed that left at least 26 people dead in one day. At least 16 people were killed in Jerusalem when a Palestinian militant dressed as an Orthodox Jew blew himself up on board a bus in the c
Bulgaria has not changed its position about the immunity of US soldiers in the International Criminal Court dispute. This is what a top Bulgarian parliamentary official told Radio Free Europe.
Vanguard group Walker Dance & Park Music has thrown impressive performances in Sofia. The UK dancers defy the conventional laws of their art and interact with artists from diverse fields.
Bulgarian troops, who were preparing for Iraq mission in at the 61st Stryama Brigade in Karlovo, completed their training and are on a short leave before departure. The 480 rangers coming from infantry divisions across Bulgaria were trained according to
Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg supports the candidacy of Ivan Iskrov, chairman of the parliamentary commission on budget and finance, for the post of Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank, Finance Minister Milen Velchev said after his meeting with th
At least nine people have been killed in an explosion on a bus in central Jerusalem, Israeli police have said. Dozens of people were injured in the blast, reportedly caused by a suicide bomber, on one of the city's main thoroughfares during rush hour.
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov and his Estonian counterpart Arnold Ruutel signed up a visa lifting agreement June 11. The agreement says that Bulgarians and Estonians may enter and stay in the two countries without visas for a period of ninety days.
Bulgaria has registered 430 HIV-positive. 116 of them have already developed AIDS.
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