Bulgarian Customs Officers Seized Huge Quantity of Heroin
Customs officers seized on Sunday morning huge quantities of heroin at border checkpoint Gueshevo. The drug was found in a Turkish bus while it was exiting Bulgaria.
Customs officers seized on Sunday morning huge quantities of heroin at border checkpoint Gueshevo. The drug was found in a Turkish bus while it was exiting Bulgaria.
Regional Development Minister Valentin Tserovski opened the construction of the new section of the Thrakia motorway between Orizovo and Stara Zagora. Stara Zagora-based company PSI will do the construction work.
On Monday and Tuesday Euro-integration Minister Meglena Kuneva will be the official representative of Bulgaria to the European Convention. She will participate in the plenary session of the Convention, in which the draft of articles 24 - 33 of the future
Newly set up "December 14" civil committee, led by former rightist opposition chair Edvin Sugarev demanded the immediate resignation of Interior Minister Petkanov because of the show murders of MG President Iliya Pavlov and Moldovian Rubakov last week and
Portugal might invest in Bulgaria's infrastructure and electric power industry. Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg announced that during his three day visit there.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg will pay an official visit to Albania on March 26 and 27, he told Bulgarian journalists in Lisbon Saturday. On March 21, the prime minister will make a one-day visit to Brussels.
Mariyan B., 29, was found dead on Sunday morning in the block where he lived in Lozenetz quarter in Sofia.
The cooperation between the Bulgarian government and the business community in the implementation of structural reforms will be top on the agenda of the coming Fourth Round Table with the Bulgarian government, organized by The Economist Group.
Delia Meth-Cohn is Senior Consultant at the The Economist Group and is chairperson of the Fourth Round Table with the Bulgarian Government, which will take place on March 18 and 19, 2003 in Hilton Hotel, Sofia. Delia Meth-Cohn answered questions of Milen
Iraq expects war could start any time now. The country went on a war footing on Sunday hours before emergency talks on Iraq between Bush, Blair and Aznar on the Azores islands.
By Sam Vaknin UPI Senior Business Correspondent
Authorities in Serbia say they have arrested one of the criminal ring leaders behind the assassination of the Prime Minister, Zoran Djindjic.
Some two hundred people protested against war in Iraq on Sunday in the center of Bulgarian capital Sofia. The rally began in front of the National Palace of Culture.
A massive advertising campaign of Mason's has begun in Sofia ahead of the spring and summer seasons. Billboards with aggressive ads can be seen at many places in the Bulgarian capital.
A delegation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, headed by leader Sergey Stanishev pay a two-day visit in Macedonia. They will meet with Macedonian Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski.
Evgeny Bakurdzhiev, leader of Radicals Union projected early parliamentary elections in Bulgaria because of the lack of radical reforms and bad governance of the ruling party.
New Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has ruled out any immediate vote in parliament on the proposed deployment of American troops in the country. He said a second vote on the US request for Turkey's support for military action against Iraq woul
Many Sofia citizens went out for a walk on Saturday to enjoy the sunny morning. The weather is not very warm in the Bulgarian capital these days and it will stay cold over the next week, according to forecasts.
The Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg denied media suggestions that he will take part in the emergency talks of US President Bush with Blair on Sunday amid diplomatic deadlock at the UN Security Council over their plans for disarming Iraq. Bush and Bl
Thousands protested on Saturday against possible war in Iraq. Later on Saturday, thousands of Americans were expected to join the protests.
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