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JEANNE TOPALOVA: HUMANITY IS STILL VULNERABLE TO ITS OWN ANGER AND FRUSTRATIONS Mrs Topalova works in JPMorgan Chase in Manhattan
Municipalities might use 20 present of the revenues exceeding their planned income while the 80-present share of the excess should go for state delegated activities. This is the stand supported by all experts on the working group that, led by the Deputy P
Trade in fuels, automobiles and auto repairs in July continued its downward trend for the second month in a row, data from the National Statistical Institute shows. It marked a fall of 1,3 %, while the wholesales and retails and repairs of household goods
The analysts from the Economist Intelligence Unit forecast divisions within the ruling Simeon II National Movement to deepen further. This could force the government to come to an accommodation with other center-right groupings in order to stay in office
Two-day emergency training aimed at saving civilian lives in case of N-plant failure kicks off September 30 in Kozloduy. The operation will be managed by emergency workers.
The Subway restaurant chain has opened its first location in Bulgaria. The restaurant is located in Sofia, the Bulgarian capital.
Switzerland takes a step into the international limelight Tuesday, becoming the 190th member of the United Nations. Even though Geneva is home to the organization's second biggest headquarters outside New York, up until now the Swiss had steered well clea
One year ago on September 10 the twin towers of the World Trade Centre were standing for their final 24 hours, and nearly 3.000 totally unsuspecting people were living for their final day.
The Arabic television station Al Jazeera has been broadcasting footage it claims features the hijackers of last year's September 11th attacks on the United States. The Qatar-based channel aired the footage last night, but did not say how or where it obtai
20 km of roads that lead to tourist attractions in the Targovishte region will be re-constructed under a special the project aiming at providing better access for tourists throughout Bulgaria. The repairs are worth more than BGN 2 M.
Japanese government grants USD 564,270 of aid for revival of Bulgaria's forests. The funding is provided to the special project "Bulgaria - Revival of the Forest Sector".
In its capacity of a full Antarctic Treaty member Bulgaria participates in twenty-fifth Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting that will take place till September 20 in Warsaw. Delegations from the United States, Japan, Germany, France, Great Britain, Russ
Following EBRD's acquisition of a 15% stake in Bulgaria's Unionbank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will designate a representative on the supervisory council of the financial institution. This was announced by Unionbank's Chief Secr
AIMS Human Capital organizes on September 17th and 18th a training course "Efficient Communications" in Krim restaurant, Sofia. Svetla Dimova is the trainer.
Bulgaria is ready to participate with one hundred observers in the Kosovo elections October 26 this year. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has invited Bulgaria to send observers.
"The government strives at vital entrepreneurial community that pays taxes, does not accept bribes and behaves in a civilized way," Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Nikolay Vassilev said at a working lunch with the members of the Bulgarian Busin
A mass in honor and memory of the victims from September 11th will be served at church St. Nedelya in Sofia on Wednesday at the initiative of the Atlantic Club.
King Albert of Belgium and President Parvanov will inaugurate October 2 the Europalia Festival that in 2002 is specially dedicated to Bulgaria. Created in 1969 in Brussels, the Europalia festival was established to highlight the culture of a chosen count
Lebanon has turned to former East Bloc nations for help in overhauling its fleet of T-55 main battle tanks.
The first warhead of the Bulgarian SS-23 missiles was destroyed without problems Tuesday at 11:03 am. The experimental demolition took place at the firing ground Zmeevo in the Stara Zagora district.
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