Bulgaria's Parliament condemned all acts of xenophobia and antisemitism, religious and ethical prejudices and declared its support for the global fight against world terror in a declaration it adopted on the occasion of the Holocaust Day March 11.
"Let's hope that next year at this time we will have a working, democratic and solid media law," Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg wished to media experts, lawmakers and journalists who took part in a meeting at the Council of Ministers. During the meeting, they
Deputy Finance Minister Gati al-Jebouri will meet with Gennady Bukayev, Minister of Taxes and Levies of the Russian Federation, in Moscow. Al Jeburi will familiarize his host with the VAT-accounting system in
Lawmakers have informed Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Nikolay Vassilev about two corrupted officials from the ministry. Vassilev announced that on Tuesday.
By Veselin Toshkov Associated Press
The statute of the Bulgarian tie-in, to participate in the construction of Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project, will be drawn up at the upcoming meeting of the interdepartmental group Mach 14.
Roland Engman and Vesselka Voutkova from Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Bulgaria unveiled the T610 and the T310 mobile phones at an informal lunch with journalists in Motto club on Tuesday. The T610 - a 65K colour screen mobile phone with inbuilt di
By Theodor Troev in Sofia FT.
Customs revenues for February totalled BGN 217.4 M, up by BGN 20 M year on year.
The draft strategy for the privatisation of flag carrier Balkan Air Tour will be presented by the Privatization Agency on Wednesday. The draft strategy has been submitted to the relevant ministries for approval.
Defense Minister Nikolay Svinarov said that he didn't expect strike against Iraq by the end of March.
Nobody can replace Iliya Pavlov, he had the energy and resoluteness of several generations in one, said Ahmed Dogan, leader of the predominantly ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), in his first public statement after the murder of Iliya
The deal for Bulgartabac may be inked in days or several weeks, Mark Donegan, Managing Director at Deutsche Bank, forecasted after a meeting between representatives of Deutsche Bank and Bulgaria's Privatisation Agency March 11.
The European Union has opened its first diplomatic office in Cuba. The ceremony was attended by the European Commissioner for Economic Development, Poul Nielsen, and the Cuban Foreign Minister, Felipe Perez Roque.
The Oscars ceremony will go ahead whether or not war in Iraq has broken out but it will reflect the world situation, organisers have said. Producer Gil Gates was speaking as Oscar nominees gathered at a celebration lunch marking the two-week countdown to
Marathon peace talks to pave the way for the reunification of Cyprus have collapsed, heralding the end of the UN's peace mission there. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan held talks late into Monday night in a final attempt to reach a deal ahead of a UN dead
President Parvanov awarded distinguished figures in Bulgaria's cultural life with Stara Planina Order, First Degree at an official ceremony March 11. Among them are Ginyo Ganev, renowned Bulgarian politicians and a lawmaker in the Grand National Assembly
British diplomats at the United Nations are putting forward proposals aimed at securing wider support for a new resolution setting Iraq a deadline to disarm, BBC reported.
Hotel management giant Rezidor SAS Hospitality, the parent company of Radisson SAS Hotels & Resorts, is launching a brand-new guest loyalty programme at this year's ITB Berlin. Gold Points® by Rezidor SAS, has been specifically designed to provide genuine
Tourism in Bulgaria enjoyed growth in 2002 at a time of global tourism downturn, data of the National Statistical Institute show. 5,563,000 foreigners visited Bulgaria last year, nine percent more than the year ago period.
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