US soldiers at the Bulgarian air base Sarafovo donated foods and learning matters worth USD 2,000 to children from a nearby orphanage. After the end of the Iraq war, the US forces based in Bulgaria continue to pull out of the country.
Bulgaria will offer two alternative infrastructure projects with the involvement of Turkish companies during the upcoming talks in Ankara over the renewal of power supplies from Bulgaria, Energy Minister Kovachev told journalists on Tuesday.
The much debated judicial reform was discussed Tuesday by Bulgaria's Justice Minister Anton Stankov and the ambassadors of the countries from the European Union.
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Bulgaria's mission in Beijing refused to assist three Bulgarian students in China who wish to return home according to Bulgarian Darik radio.
A four-year Bulgarian boy has visited the hospital for infectious diseases in Sofia a day after he returned from a visit to Beijing. The mother told doctor Bogdana Damyanova from the Sofia hospital that the child came back to Bulgaria from China together
To lend a hand to Bulgarian companies that would vie for Iraq reconstruction contracts, the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA), Roseximbank and insurer DZI started a guarantee fund.
American soldiers opened fire on Iraqi protesters in a town west of Baghdad after being shot at by some in the crowd. The shooting took place Monday night in the town of Fallujah, 30 miles west of Baghdad.
The date on which US Secretary of State Colin Powell is to visit Bulgaria will be specified during the visit of Bulgarian Foreign Minister Passy to the United States from May 6 to 9.
Blood and other samples that were taken by the patient with SARS symptoms will be sent for tests in Germany, announced Kostadin Kostov, director of the hospital for infectious diseases in the capital Sofia. The samples will be tested and within a few day
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Italian company "Enel" insists on acquiring 50% of the project for Maritsa East 1 thermal power plant, Energy Minister Milko Kovachev announced. The rest of the shares will be possessed by US energy company AES.
Bulgarian Jews remembered the Jews who died at the hands of the Nazis with a service at Sofia synagogue. Former Nevada Governor Bob Miller, who arrived in Sofia Monday, attended the service.
Air raid sirens sounded throughout Israel on Tuesday, marking two minutes of silence, as Israelis remembered the 6 million Jews who died at the hands of the Nazis and commemorated the anniversary of the best-known uprising against the Germans, AP reported
Foreign Minister Passy is to visit May 2 -4 Kuwait and Jordan in an effort to coordinate with his counterparts issues on Iraq's post-war reconstruction. A decision on the establishment of an Interdepartmental Working Group on Bulgaria's Participation in
North Korea has said that nuclear talks with the United States are pointless if Washington continues to insist Pyongyang first scraps its suspected nuclear programme. A North Korean official newspaper, Minju Joson, said that as long as the US maintained s
South-East Asian leaders are meeting in Thailand on Tuesday to co-ordinate efforts to fight the spread of the SARS virus, which has claimed at least 330 lives - mostly in East Asia. Thousands of people have been quarantined in the worst hit country, China
The energy agreement between Bulgaria and Turkey may be renewed, said Bulgarian Energy Minister Milko Kovachev April 29. Late on April 21 Turkish Electricity Trade and Contracting Inc.
The political leadership of the ruling party Simeon II National Movement is expected to hold a meeting today to discuss the resignation of Interior Chief Secretary General Boyko Borissov. This was announced by the chair of the parliamentary foreign polic
Bulgarian employers and workers can take their labour disputes to the National Institute for Conciliation and Arbitration (NICA) from April 29. NICA will settle only collective labour disputes for no more than a month.
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