Afghanistan's interim leader, Hamid Karzai, said on Sunday he would do everything necessary to ensure security after the assassination of the tourism and civil aviation minister and an attack on British peace-keeping troops. But as Karzai was vowing to ma
President Bush arrived in Tokyo on Sunday at the start of an Asian tour, during which he hopes to win more support for his declared war on terror and to cajole Japan to bite the bullet on economic reforms. About 100 demonstrators wearing helmets and face
"The decision of the Libyan court is an encouraging news. The case against the Bulgarian medics is indeed a complex one and this adjournment is an expression of the Libyan side's good will to establish the truth," Bulgaria’s President Purvanov said in a s
On February 21 to February 22 Meglena Kuneva will visit Berlin to attend the regular annual assembly of the forum between Bulgaria and Germany. “Bulgaria on its way to the EU.
IMF will not object if the government reduces the forfeit tax after it discovers other revenues in the budget, Jerald Schiff, Head of the IMF mission to Bulgaria told bTV. The fund has never insisted on changing the forfeit tax in Bulgaria, he added.
Starting from April 1st, the monopoly of Bulstrad on automobile insurance for travelling abroad, called Green Card, will officially be terminated. The National Bureau Green Card will start work and will unite ten insurance companies on April 1st.
Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg will visit Washington in the first half of the year, Richard Miles, outgoing US ambassador to Bulgaria annouced. To a question whether the Bulgarian president will visit soon Washington, the diplomat answered: I am sure that the
The Bulgarians should challenge the American investments, outgoing US Ambassador to Bulgaria Richard Miles said for bTV. “You should first of all convince the American to come and to look around and then he should meet a suitable Bulgarian partner.
The majority of the readers of novinite.com say that Bulgaria’s reputation abroad is poor.
“I think that the decision of the People's Court of Libya is a very positive step, “ Foreign Minister Passy told novinite.com.
The Bulgarian medics, charged with intentionally infecting Libyan children with HIV, will no longer be sued by the People's Court of Libya and the case will be tabled in an ordinary Court. Justice Minister Anton Stankov said that this was a good developme
"The decision of the Libyan court is an encouraging news. The case against the Bulgarian medics is indeed a complex one and this adjournment is an expression of the Libyan side's good will to establish the truth," Bulgaria’s President Purvanov said in a s
“ My hopes rise after the decision of the People's Court of Libya on February 17,” Foreign Minister Passy said for the Bulgarian National Radio. “I think that this decision is a very good sigh and is a success, “ he added.
North Korea marked leader Kim Jong-il's 60th birthday on Saturday with dancing children, a vow of 'ardent worship' and a pledge to boost the fighting ability of its huge army in the face of U.S.
An explosion at a shopping center pizzeria in a West Bank Jewish settlement late Saturday killed three people and wounded 26, Israeli police said. Two of the dead were Israelis and a third appeared to be a suicide bomber, West Bank Police Chief Shahar Aya
President Bush took a hard line toward North Korea as he set off on Saturday for Asia, calling for Pyongyang to stop spreading weapons technology and to stand down its armed forces. Bush departed on a six-day trip to Japan, South Korea and China on Saturd
Bulgaria's lev closed at 1.9478/1.
Irina Nikoultchina of Bulgaria took bronze in the biathlon women's 10 km pursuit biathlon at Soldier Hollow for the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games, February 16, 2002. Nikoultchina became bronze medalist with 31 minutes, 15.
MPs from the Simeon II National Movement will demand a joint extraordinary meeting with the coalition partner the Movement for Rights and Freedoms and the whole cabinet. The reason to demand the meeting are rumours that ministers and deputy ministers wi
Experts from the Committee for the Use of Atomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes is started an inspection on February 15 of the 440 MW Unit 3 of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, the Committee announced. The purpose of the inspection is to ascertain the unit
"Bulgaria could boost its competitiveness and social welfare through the more efficient use of its energy resources," says a World Bank report entitled "Bulgaria: Energy and Environment Review (EER)."
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After more than 8 months Blocked in Mariupol, the Bulgarian Ship 'Tzarevna' finally returned Home
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