Croatia's Foreign Minister Tonino Picula and his Bulgarian counterpart Solomon Passy will discuss problems of the countries of the Balkan region as well as current situation in the world. The two FMs are also expected to discuss bilateral cooperation betw
Six British soldiers were killed in a police station in southern Iraq and eight were wounded in a nearby ambush Tuesday, marking the deadliest day of attacks on coalition forces since the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime. The casualties were a shock to Bri
A mistrial has been declared Monday in the case of a 21-year-old New York City man accused of killing a Syracuse University graduate student from Bulgaria, the Associated Press reported.
Representatives of three Bulgarian companies returned from the World Economic Forum in Jordan's capital Amman with contracts for taking part in the reconstruction of post-war Iraq.
Parliamentary represented parties start Wednesday consultations over the election of a new governor of the Bulgarian National Bank, Ahmed Dogan, leader of the predominantly Turkish ethnic party the Movement for Rights and Freedoms announced after the join
Deadly tornadoes hit Nebraska for the second day in a row as Nebraska registered its first two tornado fatalities since 1988. The tornado has striken in the northern end of Coleridge late Monday, at least 100 homes and 25 businesses has been severely dama
Sony Ericsson announced the T610 mobile phone, the first Sony Ericsson product with QuickShare™, will be launched on the Bulgarian market in the middle of July. The product offers an easy way to share images between the phone, a PC and other consumer devi
Bulgaria ranks third as a summer charter destination in Denmark, outstripped only by Greece and Spain, a ranking published in popular Denmark's Daily Berlingske Tidende shows.
The famous American professor of Bulgarian origin Carl Djerassi that invented the anti-baby pills will participate Wednesday in a prominent Bulgarian talk show. Djerassi arrived June 24 in Bulgaria.
Police on bikes started patrolling one of Bulgaria's most popular coastal resorts Sunny Beach. The bike squad has recruited twenty-four policemen to allow for shifts of three pairs circling the paths of the holiday haven.
The Bulgarian branch of leading international business-to-business express carrier TNT successfully defended its international certificate Investor in People for the next three years.
Bulgaria's most influential rightist opposition party starts consultations to provoke early elections. The rightist Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) will seek the support of other opposition parties to hammer out a wide-reaching accord.
Bulgaria enjoys increased foreign investments interest according to the director of the Bulgarian Foreign Investments Agency Pavel Ezekiev. He said that the foreign investments to Bulgaria over the first three months of 2003 total USD 181.
The general social attitude here is apathy and waiting for the miracles, Poland's Ambassador to Bulgaria H.E.
Half of the Bulgarian magistrates believe the talk of rampant corruption within the judiciary is groundless. They insist Bulgaria's society does not understand the nature of their work and thus part of their actions are unjustly seen as corruption.
One of the world's largest Pride celebrations drew 800,000 people onto Sao Paulo's streets to get a glimpse of the parade. According to police reports there were more than twice the number of spectators and revellers than last year.
The American jazz quartet of Bob Albanese and "Cafe Simpatico" arrive in Bulgaria July 2. The famous Manhattan jazz quartet will throw two concerts in Sofia and Bulgaria's second city Plovdiv on July 4 and 5.
Bulgaria should maintain the positive social trends it has achieved over the last months. This is what EU Commissioner for Employment and Social Affairs Anna Diamantopoulou said following a meeting with Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov.
Spain is likely to start mass expulsions of Bulgarians, a spokesman of the Foreign Ministry in Sofia warned Tuesday. The move would be inspired by the growing numbers of Bulgarians to commit crimes in this country.
The ruling of the Supreme Administrative Court, which favours Advent's appeal against the decision of the Supervisory Council of Bulgaria's Privatisation Agency, does not suspend talks with Turkish consortium Koc Holding/ Turk Telekom, said Ahmed Dogan, l
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