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.
The funeral of assassinated Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic was attended by senior representatives from dozens of countries.
During the second day of his visit to Portugal, Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg and his wife visited the headquarters of the Gulbenkian foundation. On Friday, Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg had a tete-a-tete meeting with his Portuguese counterpart Jose M
Vessela Draganova was re-elected to the post leader of the Bulgarian Women Party at a congress in Sofia. Draganova said on Saturday that party members will run at the local elections together with the ruling Simeon II National Movement and Oborishte movem
A week after the murder of MG Corporation President Iliya Pavlov, the Bulgarian police are still clueless about the identity of the gunman. The only thing that is proven is that the unknown killer has shot from behind the bushes, some fifty meters away f
Thousands of Iraqis took to the streets in state-organized marches on Saturday, vowing to defend President Saddam Hussein from a U.S.
Britain said on Saturday that a U.S.
After years of preparation and months of maneuvering, China finally made Hu Jintao its president on Saturday, handing power to a new generation of leaders expected to continue liberal economic policies while maintaining tight Communist Party political con
Russia is still undecided over its participation in the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project, according to Vladimir Titov, Russia's ambassador to Bulgaria. He told local radio NET that Russia's Energy Ministry was making calculations whether it wo
The protesting journalists of the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) met on Saturday with politicians from right wing Union of Democratic Forces and leftist Bulgarian Socialist Party.
At a meeting of Saturday, Sergey Stanishev, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, persuaded key members of the party that the adoption of a declaration condemning war in Iraq was not an appropriate move. Some of the members of the ruling body of the p
Mass for peace was served at the church "St. Nikolay Chdotvorets" in seaside city Burgas.
Bulgaria's stance on Iraq does not hamper the country's negotiations with EU, Dimitris Kourkoulas, head of the delegation of the European Commission in Bulgaria, said. He explained that the European Commission continued to work in line with the decisions
Serbia has asked Bulgaria's cooperation in connection with the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. The Serbian authorities have given information to the border police about twenty-five people, supected of involvement in the murder.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church marks today St. Todor's Day.
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