New consultations with the European commission over third and fourth nuke units at Bulgaria's Nuclear power plant Kozloduy could be held only after a peer review of the two reactors, Governmental speaker Dimitar Tsonev said April 7.
Four Reuters staff have been injured as Baghdad's Palestine Hotel was struck, Reuters correspondents in the hotel said. A reporter, photographer, television cameraman and television technician have been taken to hospital.
UK troops in Iraq's second city of Basra say they hope to begin restoring order, BBC reported.
Two compartments of international train Moscow-Sofia have derailed at a station in Ternopolska district in Ukraine, RIA Novosti reported. No injuries have been reported.
Two scanners have already been installed at Sofia Court of Justice in the wake of the recently increasing number of bomb tip-offs. Finance Minister Milen Velchev held Tuesday a meeting with Justice Minister Anton Stankov in order to present him personall
Two scanners have already been installed at Sofia Court of Justice in the wake of the recently increasing number of bomb tip-offs. Finance Minister Milen Velchev held Tuesday a meeting with Justice Minister Anton Stankov in order to present him personall
Ankara could terminate imports of Bulgarian electricity, Turkish news daily Zaman warned.
The investments made in Bulgaria by 1.500 Greek companies, with a total of about 100.
An al-Jazeera journalist was killed Tuesday US bombing on the TV network's Baghdad office, the network reported. Tareq Ayoub, who was seriously wounded in the bombing Tuesday morning, had died, al-Jazeera announced.
One-hundred thirty five Iraqi nationals sought refuge in Bulgaria between January 1 and March 31, the State Refugees Agency with the Cabinet announced.
Two loud explosions shook an area near the Iraqi Information Ministry on Tuesday, a Reuters witness said.
Slowing down the speed of global economic growth and that of Bulgaria's main trade partners, in particular, are the main risks, which the Iraqi crisis poses before Bulgaria's economy. This is the conclusion that President Parvanov, businessmen, economist
The governments of Bulgaria and the Chech Republic are willing to sign an agreement in the telecommunications, classified information and social sectors, Czech Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda said after his meeting with Foreign Mi
AFP Bulgaria's justice system is being crippled by bomb threats that have for months been forcing courtrooms across the country to close.
Supreme Cassation Court President Ivan Grigorov promised safety problems will be resolved in a matter of hours or days. The announcement came after a meeting with Interior Ministry Chief Secretary General Boiko Borissov, prompted by the increasingly freq
Bilateral cooperation in farming, animal breeding and forestry will top the agenda of talks between Macedonian Agriculture and Forestry Minister Slavko Petrov and his counterpart Mehmed Dikme. Minister Petrov arrives April 8 on a two-day official visit in
Saddam Hussein regime is "finished" in Basra, but some paramilitary resistance continuing, commander of UK forces in Gulf, Air Marshal Brian Burridge, said, quoted by BBC.
An Iraqi storage site for weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is believed to have been found, a U.S.
A convoy of Russian diplomats, which was hit by gunfire in Baghdad while en route to Damascus, arrived in Syria on Monday, a Reuters witness said.
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