There is significant progress in reforms of Bulgaria's judicial system, the country's Euro-integration Minister Meglena Kuneva said Saturday. To reach the standards of the European Union (EU) Bulgarian legislation needs to ensure business-friendly climat
Bulgaria's PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg congratulated the country's President Georgi Parvanov on his 46th birthday celebrated on Saturday. Saxe-Coburg said that Bulgaria's president has played major role for the country's current development and achievements.
Tourists like to visit the Rodopi mountains in Bulgaria's South-West region because of its clean air, charming landmarks and traditions, survey of the Alfa Research agency showed. Ninety percent of the people who took a trip to the region said they would
Young Bulgarians are the future of the country and its greatest treasure, Bulgaria's Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg said at the opening of the first meeting of the youth clubs of Bulgaria's ruling Simeon II National Movement (SIINM) in the mountain res
Vladimir Ilchev, son of a Bulgarian MP, was released under bail June 26 from the Spanish court. Ilchev was detained in Spain together with other Bulgarian and Russian nationals under suspicion of traffic in prostitutes in the end of May.
The US agreed to unfreeze accounts of Bulgarian firms which used to make deliveries to Iraq, Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev said Saturday amid his official visit in the United States.
Bulgaria and Turkey set to join efforts in fight against international crime. This was made clear following the meeting of Turkey's Interior Minister Abdulkadir Aksu and his Bulgarian counterpart Georgi Petkanov June 28.
More than thirty journalists from Bulgaria and Romania will gather Saturday in Bulgarian city of Ruse to discuss the two countries' future NATO-membership. Subject of the discussion will be "NATO-Membership in the mirror of Bulgarian and Romanian medias"
Los Angeles protestors chant in opposition to United States President George W. Bush's administration's attack on international treaties, healthcare, education and civil liberties during a Concerned Groups Greet Bush Peaceful Vigil in the Century City dis
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) praised professional skills of experts at Bulgaria's Nuclear Regulation Agency (NRA) Friday after a two-week review, NRA spokesman said June 27th.
Financial status of the Bulgarian State Railways company improved over 2002, Bulgaria's Transport Minister Plamen Petrov said Friday. In 2002 the company's account deficit dropped to BGN 45 M as compared to BGN 140 M in 2001, data shows.
Ireland's government decided to open embassy in Bulgaria and already chose its future ambassador to the country, Ireland's Deputy PM and Minister of Enterprise, Trade and Employment Mary Harney said Friday. The news came Thursday at a meeting between Har
I believe Bulgaria and the US will soon sign a bilateral agreement that would spare Bulgaria US sanctions over its stand on the International Criminal Court, Roderick W. Moore, Deputy Chief of Mission at the American Embassy in Sofia said Friday.
Bulgaria's President Parvanov expressed Friday a classified approval of the act, regulating the rights of former president.
Officers at Bulgaria' Kapitan Andreevo checkpoint foiled Friday an attempt for smuggling some 800,000 cigarettes worth about BGN 145,000. The cigarettes were found in a Holland bus carrying textile fabrics from Turkey to England.
The procedure for receiving US visas now is much more complicated than it used to be, US Ambassador to Sofia James Pardew said Friday while on a visit to the town of Shumen, 350 kilometers east of Sofia. He explained this with the security measures taken
Bulgaria enjoys robust tourism growth even in the aftermath of Iraqi war. Over the first five months of 2003, the number of tourists to the country has gone up by 3.
Ilko Dimitrov was appointed by Bulgaria's Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg for new Deputy Defence Minister. Dimitrov has studied law in Sofia University.
The MP from the Bulgarian coastal town of Burgas Aleko Kurkchiev is the first candidate to run for the mayor's post in the capital city of Sofia on the ticket of Bulgaria's ruling Simeon II National Movement (SIINM). Kurkchiev explained that his candidat
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