United Nations (UN) agencies prepare to distribute desperately needed food in the starving Liberian capital as a second batch of troops was due to arrive to reinforce a Nigerian-led peacekeeping force. Gregory Blamoh, national officer for the UN World Foo
The number of deferred payment sales in Bulgaria increased significantly over 2003, Bulgaria's Kapital (Capital) newspaper wrote Saturday. This growth is due to fast development of Bulgaria's deferred payment market, the article reads.
Tropical Storm Erika hit Mexico's city of Matamoros with high winds and heavy rains early on Saturday. The severe weather downed trees and damaged roofs and cars in the border town, Mexican television reports said.
Valentin Miltenov, MP from Bulgaria's ruling Simeon II National Movement (SIINM), was involved in Friday's car crash that killed one man, officials said Saturday. 38-year-old Lyudmil S.
More than 500 ancient coins were stolen from a firm office in the Bulgarian coastal city of Burgas, the Bulgarian National Radio said Saturday. The coins were part of the firm's owner private collection and were kept in a safe at the office.
Europe's most ancient well was discovered this summer near the Bulgarian village of Katuntsi, the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) said Saturday.
The latest efforts to move the Middle East peace process forward are not enough, Palestinian militant group Hamas said Saturday. Israel promised to pull out of two West Bank towns, Qalqilya and Jericho, and proposed to withdraw from Ramallah and Tulkarm o
Bulgarian companies Sofkom and B.N.
Macedonian national that was detained in Bulgaria last week during international Moonlight operation is linked to Serbia's powerful Zemun organised crime gang, Macedonia's Utrinski Vesnik (Morning Newspaper) said Friday. Two Bulgarians and one Macedonian
Foreigners enjoy making game hunting trips to Bulgaria because of the country's well-preserved natural environment, chief of Bulgaria's Vitoshko-Studena game-breeding station Damyan Damyanov told Bulgaria's Darik Radio Saturday. The number of hinds in Bu
Policemen in Bulgaria's capital Sofia found early on Saturday the body of a young man aged about 25, officials reported. The body bore visible signs of beating and light burnings, investigators said.
Supervisory Council of Bulgaria's Privatization Agency delays the sale of the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company BTC because members of the council are afraid of political leaders' reaction, Krasen Stanchev, head of Bulgaria's Institute for Market Econo
Residents of Bulgarian capital Sofia gathered Saturday at the famous Alexander Batemberg Square to enjoy a free concert of Bulgarian jazz formation Borissov Brass Band. The event is part of a series of free concerts that various bands and artists give at
Former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin died, hospital officials in Saudi Arabia said Saturday. Amin, who was variously described as 78 or 80 years old, was in a coma at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah since July 18.
Young people from the US, Germany, Switzerland, Congo and Holland will take part in a campaign for helping refugees in Bulgaria, the Bulgarian National Radio said Saturday.
Another delay of the deal over the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company BTC would hurt Bulgaria's economy, Viva Ventures, which was first selected a preferred buyer said in a statement circulated to the media. According to Viva Ventures BTC needs urgent
Over BNG 1 B are the unpaid taxes in Bulgaria, the country's Chief Tax Agency. The tax debtors in Bulgaria total 2585 people, some 71 of them are the new tax debtors to the country.
A massive power blackout retreated stubbornly Friday as power officials struggled to understand why the historic outage spread in minutes through the northeastern United States and southern Canada. Lights flicked on and air conditioners restarted for some
IOL Bulgarians have been told to take their own blood donors with them when they go to hospital for an operation.
The average income of the Bulgarian households in June reached BGN 399. There was BGN 152 per head.
The Supervisory Council of Bulgaria's Privatisation Agency returned the deal for the sale of 65% stake in Bulgaria's dominant landline telecom operator the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company BTC to the Executive Board of the sale body. Petko Nikolov, c
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