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Amendments in the constitution must be adopted since this is a mandatory step towards Bulgaria’s accession to the European Union, Justice Minister Anton Stankov commented. He said that euro-integration texts related to the market of land, free movement of
The strategy for the reform in the state administration is ready, State Administration Minister Dimitur Kalchev announced in Russe. He explained that there was a delay in the preparation of the strategy since it had to be coordinated with all ministries.
The grant of the second tranche from the International Monetary Fund depends on whether the IMF Board of Directors will approve the agreement with Bulgaria as reviewed in late May. The meeting of the IMF Board of Directors will take place on July 20.
Computers with installed Bulgarian version of MS Windows XP and MS Office XP will be donated by Microsoft to twenty eight regional directorates and two computer classes in the Interior Ministry. The donation will be received at a ceremony on July 1 by the
The British company BNFL and Westinghouse will take part in the tender for consultants in the decommissioning of first and second units of the Bulgarian Nuclear Power Plant Kozloduy, representatives of the company announced at the international nuclear fo
The Associated Press The Vatican specialist who collaborated with Pope John Paul II on the best-selling book "Crossing the Threshold of Hope" says the pontiff has decided firmly not to retire.
The Associated Press Following are the main findings from a report by the United Nations Children's Fund, the U.
The sanctions envisaged in the Fisheries and Aquacultures Act will be made tougher; vessels caught in the act of illegal fishing will be confiscated, Agriculture Minister Mehmed Dikme said.
The chairman of the parliamentary homeland security and public order committee Vladimir Donchev will head a group of MPs leaving July 6 for Washington at the invitation of the US government to exchange ideas and experience in the field of domestic securit
By the end of 2002, Bulgaria’s second GSM operator will finish with the construction of its Black Sea coast network, the company announced. Now, the network covers the resorts Golden Sands, Sunny Beach, St.
NATO's eastward enlargement will further strengthen the borders of Europe, Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg stated in an address to the participants in the 13th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Crans Montana. "In Southeastern Europe, the
The US has condemned North Korea's "armed provocation" against South Korea after a naval clash that killed four South Korean sailors and left at least 20 wounded. "We support the stance of our ally against armed provocation," State Department spokeswoman
If Bulgaria keeps the good work, it will soon become EU member, Denmark’s Ambassador to Bulgaria Christian Faber-Rod said for Darik radio. Denmark takes over as the new EU president on Monday.
Entertainment giant The Walt Disney Co. on Friday revised a set of earnings calculations provided for 2000 and 2001, to exclude a goodwill charge that should have been stripped out due to a subsequent accounting change.
Four Japanese whaling vessels have set out on an expedition which will target a whale species environmentalists say is in danger of extinction. The Japanese Government says it plans to kill 260 whales a substantial increase on last year's catch - in the
US President George W Bush is preparing to outline specific proposals aimed at ensuring that company executives do not benefit from corrupt practices. Mr Bush - who will hand over power to the vice-president for several hours while he undergoes a routine
A new law that goes into effect on Saturday attempts to outlaw a political party widely accused of being the political wing of the armed Basque separatist group ETA. It is the latest effort by Spanish authorities in their battle against terrorists.
Israeli soldiers are searching the rubble of the Palestinian security headquarters in Hebron for the bodies of up to 15 wanted Palestinians believed to have sought refuge inside the building, the Israel Defense Forces say. At least three explosions late F
Over one million people are employed in the grey economy sector, a survey of the Social Ministry shows. That was announced by Totyu Mladenov, Executive Director of the Labour Inspectorate.
Interior Minister Georgi Petkanov dismissed Alexander Vedar, expert in the Interior Ministry. The motive for the dismissal is Vedar’s participation in a human trafficking channel.
Aniventure Comic Con Returns to Bulgaria with Star Guest Christopher Judge!
Global Fuel Shock: Oil Jumps Over 40% Since Iran War Began
