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I would never start this war if I were President, Former US Vice President Al Gore said via live videoconferencing at The Economist 7th Government Roundtable "Leadership Strategy for the Strengthening of Trans-Atlantic Ties", which took place April 2-4 in
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Sofia Courts of Justice has been closed again on Thursday after a tip-off for a planted bomb was received - the third one in less than a week, the Bulgarian News Agency reported.
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The value of the Real Estate Market Index (REMI) for March hit an all-time high of 104,37 points.
The upturn has been driven by the increase in the cost of luxury apartments by some 5-6%.
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The Constitutional Court will rule today on the cases that seek to revoke the controversial amendments to the Privatisation Act, exempting from judicial control fifteen privatisation deals in Bulgaria, which the government has marked as key to the nationa
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Saxe-Coburg will address April 3 the spring session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). He will also answer quesitons of PACE delegates.
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The U.S.
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The Arabic broadcaster Al-Jazeera has suspended reporting from Iraq after Baghdad banned two of its correspondents from reporting there.
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Estonia held Bulgaria to a 0-0 draw Wednesday in a European Championship qualifier - preventing the Bulgarians from further strengthening their position at the top of Group 8, AP reported.
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The US military is investigating reports that coalition aircraft have bombed a Red Crescent maternity hospital in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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US forces smashed through elite Iraqi divisions to within 19 miles of Baghdad on Wednesday, using fearsome air power to back the swiftest advance of the war against Iraqi President Saddam, Reuters reported.
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The Harvard Club in Bulgaria organized on Wednesday an open meeting in Sofia University to discuss Prof. John Kenneth Galbraight views on the economic challenges that Bulgaria face.
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Blue News
Vienna (Bluebull) - According to unnamed sources within the company, the domestic incumbent telecommunications operator Telekom Austria (TA) is planning to acquire a major stake in the Bulgarian mobile phone company Mobiltel.
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Siding with the US on Iraq may suit Sofia's short-term interests, but could threaten its long-term goal of joining the European Union.
Journalists from the Bulgarian News Agency resumed their silent protest in front of the building of the agency on Wednesday noon after the ruling party postponed the solution to the BTA problem again on Tuesday.
The employees of the news agency pressured
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The loss of new flag carrier Bulgaria Air amounted BGN 2,177 M for the first three months of 2003, slightly more than the projected BGN 2,068 M. Transport Minister Petrov explained the increase with the higher fuel prices because of the war in Iraq.
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Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski, who won bronze at the figure skating World Championships in Washington, received honorary badges for being named Athletes of the Month for March by the Bulgaria Press Club April 2.
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The U.S.
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The city of Karbala was taken by the US-led forces, CNN reported.
Meanwhile, US military said US forces have destroyed Baghdad division of Republican Guard and that other Republican Guard divisions are in trouble and under serious attack.
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The Bosnian Serb chairman of Bosnia's three-member presidency has resigned in a scandal over arms sales to Iraq. Mirko Sarovic quit on Wednesday, said the Bosnian Serb parliamentary speaker.
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