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At least two Iraqis died and thirty members of coalition forces were wounded in a double car bomb attack near the Camp Charlie Polish base at Hilla, south of Baghdad on Wednesday, a Polish military spokesman said on Poland's public radio, cited by PAP.
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AFP
Prosecutors in Libya on Monday called for the death sentence for seven health workers, six Bulgarian and one Palestinian, accused of spreading AIDS in a children's hospital in the northern Libyan town of Benghazi, Bulgarian radio reported.
Bulgarian ballet dancer Teodor Lidov is claiming a new world record of 400 pirouettes in 15 minutes at the age of 73, The Daily Record informed on Tuesday. Teodor Lidov, who is also a poet, claims pirouetting helps his writing.
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The Moscow Times
Russia agreed Tuesday to work with Europe's biggest rights organization to help rebuild Chechnya.
The Times of India
The main contenders for Euro 2004 will dispel winter cobwebs with a series of friendly games on Wednesday, less than four months before the start of the tournament in Portugal.
The lucky Bulgarian wannabe-actor for the role of Victor Krum in the latest JKR's blockbuster of Harry Potter will be known within days, the Bulgarian producer and casting director Victor Bozhinov said.
The name of Harry Potter's 17-year-old rival at qui
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Senator John Kerrywas poised to win the Democratic presidential primary in the state of Wisconsin and deal a potentially fatal blow to the struggling campaign of one-time frontrunner Howard Dean. Kerry, 60, a four-term senator from Massachusetts and Vietn
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Europe's five biggest states agreed a raft of proposals to step up the fight against terrorism and organized crime, including the possibility of sky marshalls on board passenger planes. The interior ministers of Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain a
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Libya imported contaminated blood from Austria in 1996 and that led to the HIV infection, Bulgarian 24 Hours daily reported. Six Bulgarian medics are charged with deliberately infecting some 400 Libyan children with HIV at the Benghazi hospital.
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A new immigration law approved by the Netherlands Parliament poses a threat to as many as 26,000 immigrants in the country as it might lead to their expulsion. The new law, which has been bitterly opposed by large sections of the Dutch population and by h
World | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
The looming affair with forged documents of traded Iraq's oil barrels is probably targeted to cover some other things, Mohamed al-Ahmad, a Syrian daily correspondent for the Balkans, told local Darik radio on Tuesday.
Mohamed al-Ahmad confirmed it was qu
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HIV/AIDS has reached alarming proportions in the former communist bloc, but countries with successful democracies are beginning to reverse the trend, reads the U.N.
World | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
A Bulgarian group that will assist the Turkish authorities in the rescue and investigation operations into the tragedy with the Cambodian- flagged Hera ship left for Turkey on Tuesday.
Politics | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
Gambian president announced the discovery of "large quantities" of oil in his tiny West African nation, saying the offshore find would eliminate poverty and hunger. An unnamed Western company made the find while studying 200 square miles of Atlantic seabe
World | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
Bulgarian police and special services have uncovered Tuesday an illegal mint in the coastal town of Burgas, Interior Ministry informed.There are already two suspects detained on the scene of crime, a man and a woman, residents of the area village of Rudni
Politics | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
Tunisair plans to open charter flights to Bulgaria and in 2005 to open a line to Sofia, it was announced on Tuesday.
A Tunisair delegation is currently in Bulgaria and is to hold meetings with representatives of the Bulgarian Transport Ministry, Sofia ai
Business | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
An Iraqi confessed his participation in the forgery of documents alleging oil bribes given out by ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, which was published by Baghdad-based newspaper Al-Mada end of January.
In an interview to the Al-Usbwa weekly, cited by
Politics | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
The appeal of Russia born businessman Michael Chorny against the October 14, 2003 decision of the Security Service with Bulgaria's Interior Ministry to issue a ban for the businessman to enter the country was suspended.
The decision of the Sofia city cou
Politics | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
Lecce striker Valeri Bozhinov has been convoked to play with Bulgaria's national youth team in Wednesday's match with Greece.
Bulgaria-born starlet said that he was proud to play for his homeland upon arriving from Italy on Tuesday.
Sports | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
Members of Bulgaria's Socialist Party protested on Tuesday that the selection of UK company BAE Systems for the upgrade of the country's Mi-17 and Mi-24 helicopters is unprofitable, claiming the deal would serve the interests of London circles, close to t
Business | February 17, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
The rotation of the first and second mechanic platoon from Bulgaria's contingent, included in ISAF mission in Afghanistan began, Bulgaria's Defense Ministry reported. The soldiers and the military equipment of the second unit were transported to the milit
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