After a meeting and lunch with Catholic bishops, priests and nuns from Bulgaria, guests from the Holy Synod and members of the Pope's retinue, the Pope had a meeting with young members of the Catholic community at St. Ludwig Catholic Church in the city of
The Greek organization of telecommunications OTE is considering possible participation in the privatization of the Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC), Info Radio reported. The main goal of OTE in this venture was to expand its activity on the Balk
Starting from May 26, drivers are banned to talk on their mobile phones while driving without hands-free set. Police officials are authorized to stop and fine everyone who drives with mobile phone in his/her hands.
Israeli tanks and troops swept into the West Bank city of Qalqiliya Sunday after leaving Bethlehem as Israel intensified its raids into Palestinian-ruled areas following four suicide bombings in a week.
President Bush arrived in Paris Sunday for a two-day visit to France.
United Press International By Vlad Lyubomirov
There was a record demand for bank credits in April, year on year, data from the Bulgarian National Bank show. The price of the loans remained relatively constant, which means that the banks have been highly liquid and have increased the amount of the res
One third of the Bulgarians were very interested in the visit of Pope John Paul II in Bulgaria, data of the sociological agency Skala show. 10 percent of the Bulgarians showed absolutely no interest in the visit.
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY The New York Times
For a sixth day in a row, the dockers in the Burgas port continued protests. The striking committee announced that since agreement with the Transport Ministry was not reached, they will meet with MPs from the political parties to discuss alternatives for
The Associated Press PLOVDIV, Bulgaria - The Vatican acknowledged for the first time Sunday that it may have to curtail Pope John Paul II's travel because of his feeble condition, suggesting that planned stops in Mexico and Guatemala in July could be dr
Bruce Jackson, President of the US Committee on NATO enlargement defined as new institution the formula “2+2” and declared that the cooperation between Bulgaria and Romania with Greece and Turkey is an important element from the security system in South E
Over 10,000 believers welcomed the Pope in the central square of the city of Plodiv with the words "We want Pope", "We love You" and "Long Live the Pope" in the last day of his visit to Bulgaria. Pope John Paul II served in Bulgarian a three-hour mass on
"Investment Forum 2002” organized by the Bulgarian Economic Forum under the title Real Projects for Real Players will take place in the National Palace of Culture from June 2 till June 4.
More than fifty Bulgarian companies participate in the National Exhibition “Produced For You”, opened on Sunday in the town of Vratza.
Three of the dockers from Port Burgas declared a hunger strike on Saturday after futile negotiations between the protesting committee and the Deputy Ministers of Transport and Communications Lyubomir Ivanov and Krasimira Martinova.
On June 11 in Luxembourg, the next session of the European Convent on the level of ministers will take place and it is expected Bulgaria to close several more EU negotiations chapters, Bulgaria’s Chief Negotiator with EU said. “I think that from the very
“The decision for NATO enlargement will be based on values, not on possibilities,” Bruce Jackson, President of the US Committee on NATO enlargement said to the members of the political committee with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly. Jackson stated that fu
A wonder working woven icon of the Virgin Mary was presented as a gift for Pope John Paul II from the citizens of Chiprovtsi and the Catholics in Northern Bulgaria during the mass, served by the Pope in Plovdiv. This is the first icon to be consecrated jo
Libya will sue in June the six agents of the secret services who allegedly tortured the Bulgarian medics in Libya, charged with intentionally infecting Libyan children with HIV, Bulgaria’s daily Trud reported, quoting sources from Tripoli. Officials from
Kamen Vichev, Iosafat Shishkov and Pavel Dzhidzhov - Bulgarian Catholic clergymen, who were executed after being convicted by a communist court of espionage, were beatified by Pope John Paul II during the mass in Plovdiv. The clergymen were close to Evgen
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