A column of about 4,000 United States marines has broken through heavy resistance and after two days of fighting, have crossed the Euphrates River in the city of Nasiriya, resuming their advance on Baghdad. The troops met strong resistance, in fighting w
Blair and Bush are to hold urgent talks this week about the conduct of the war and the re-structuring of Iraq. Blair will arrive Wednesday and the two leaders will go to Bush's presidential retreat at Camp David to continue their talks Thursday, the Asso
Clonaid, the company which claims to have created the world's first cloned babies, has distributed a photograph of one of the "clones" for the first time.
Some 350 refugees from Iraq are currently seeking shelter in Bulgaria and are passing through the usual procedure, Boyko Antonov from the Refugee Agency announced.
One third of the Bulgarians say that they fear terrorist attacks in Bulgaria because of the war in Iraq, a survey of polling agency Alpha Research conducted on March 20th shows. The number of Bulgarians who have such fears is unchanged since February, ac
A British soldier from the 1st Battalion The Black Watch has been killed in action in an operation near Al Zubayr in southern Iraq, UK military officials said. This brings to 20 the number of dead and missing British troops since the war started last week
British Royal Marines have been deployed along Iraq's southern border with Iran, reaching the furthest position east for British troops so far, BBC reported.
Bulgaria will not take part in military actions, Foreign Minister Pasy said in private national TV channel broadcast "This Morning" March 25.
A sandstorm slowed early Tuesday the operations of U.S.
A Bulgarian delegation, led by Foreign Minister Solomon Passy, left Tuesday for Brussels, where at a ceremony on Wednesday Bulgaria will sign the NATO accession protocol.
Coalition forces in Iraq have started their push to strike at the heart of Saddam Hussein's regime by attacking Iraqi troops near the city of Baghdad.
The state will do its best to cash its dividend share of the 2002 profit of the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company before the acquisition by Viva Ventures, Telecommunications Minister Plamen Petrov said.
NATO Secretary General Lord George Robertson assured Monday that NATO enlargement will not be delayed by the war in Iraq. "The crisis in Iraq is no threat to the timeline of your accession to NATO," Secretary-General Robertson said at a news conference i
President Bush is expected to formally address the cost of war in Iraq on Monday afternoon. He will then submit his supplemental budget request to Congress on Tuesday.
US and British forces fighting in Iraq aim to reach Baghdad as quickly as possible, Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Monday. He added that they were nearing a crucial confrontation.
Senior government officials, policymakers, and NGO and private sector representatives from Eastern and Western Europe will gather in Helsinki, Finland from March 25-28 for the Knowledge Economy Forum. Bulgarian delegates will also attend the forum.
Balkars - Consortium is the only company, which submitted preliminary offer by the Monday deadline in the sale of an undisclosed stake in Balkancar Holding, Sofia and the state-owned assets in its fourteen units capital, the privatisation agency reported.
An anti-US war demonstration by thousands of high school students led to violent clashes with police in Hamburg, resulting in the arrest of scores of protestors, DPA reported Monday.
The United States has "credible evidence that Russian companies have provided assistance and prohibited hardware to the Iraqi regime," White House spokesman Ari Fleischer says. Earlier on Monday, Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov rejected the US accus
The Bank Consolidation Company, the body in charge of the banks privatisation in Bulgaria, has provided to the three bidding banks the report on the financial state of Bulgaria's last-state owned bank DSK Bank, prepared by auditor KPMG.
US-led raids rocked again the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Monday afternoon.
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