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EU CHIEF NEGOTIATOR: STRATEGY ON N-PLANT UNITS CLOSURE STILL NOT READY

“Bulgaria has not yet prepared a national strategy on the closure of the third and fourth units of the Nuclear Power Plant Kozloduy, “ Bulgaria’s Chief Negotiator with the European Union Meglena Kuneva announced. Kuneva explained that a report on the deve

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

85 BILLS WILL BE PREPARED BY THE GOVERNMENT BY THE END OF JULY, TWENTY...

85 bills will be prepared by the Government by the end of July, twenty-three of them are related to Bulgaria’s EU integration, according to the legislative program of the Cabinet, approved on January 24.

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

CITY BANK DONATED USD 23,000 TO FOUNDATION CITYGROUP FOR THE REALIZATI...

City Bank donated USD 23,000 to foundation Citygroup for the realization of an education project in the Bulgarian high schools. Part of the funding will be used to provide equipment for computer halls in the Sofia mathematical high school and the Musical

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

CAPTURED AMERICAN AL QAEDA FIGHTER JOHN WALKER LINDH IS SCHEDULED TO M...

Captured American al Qaeda fighter John Walker Lindh is scheduled to make his first court appearance on Thursday to face charges including conspiring to kill Americans in the war in Afghanistan. Walker was charged last week with conspiring to kill America

World | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

BULGARIAN MUSLIMS LEADER: BULGARIA IS PARADISE FOR ALL RELIGIONS

Bulgaria is an example of religious paradise, Selim Mehmed, Chief Mufti of Muslims in Bulgaria, said at a conference at the Vatican, which takes place on the Day of Prayer for Peace in the world, January 24, in the Italian town of Assissi. Selim Mehmed un

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

PM'S VISIT TO STRASBOURG CANCELLED DUE TO HEAVY FOG

Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg’s one-day visit to Strasbourg was cancelled due to poor weather conditions and the heavy fog at Sofia airport, in particular. Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg was going to address the participants of the Parliamentary Assembly

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

BULGARIA IS INCLUDED IN THE THIRD OUT OF FOUR GROUPS IN A CLASSIFICATI...

Bulgaria is included in the third out of four groups in a classification, ranking EU aspirants according to privatisation process progress and its results. The ranking has been prepared by Vienna-based Institute for Comparative Analyses of International E

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

CLASSIFIED INFO TO BE GRANTED TO TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS ONLY

Access to classified information is to be granted only to trustworthy and well-trained persons, whose tasks require the use of classified information, the Classified Information Act, which Parliament passed at first reading on January 24, envisages. The P

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

SYRACUSE POLICE LOOK FOR KILLER OF BULGARIAN STUDENT

Syracuse police announced that are looking for a New York City man they say shot and killed the Bulgarian Simeon Popov, 27 year-old Syracuse University graduate. City police did not manage to arrest the suspect, Dominick Dennard, on January 21 when they t

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

SIMEON II MOVEMENT PARTNERS TO ATTEND PARTY CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY

Vesela Draganova and Tosho Peykov, leaders of Simeon II National Movement coalition partners, will be special guests to the Constituent Assembly of the party Simeon II National Movement, which will take place on January 26. The leaders of the Bulgarian Wo

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

MINISTER OF STATE ADMINISTRATION DIMITUR KALCHEV SAID THAT THE NUMBER ...

Minister of State Administration Dimitur Kalchev said that the number of the state agencies will be probably reduced. Some of the agencies will be closed down;others will merge.

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

THE BULGARIAN AND GREEK CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES AGREED TO COOPERATE IN THE...

The Bulgarian and Greek customs authorities agreed to cooperate in the detection of customs regulations offences. The system for cooperation and for the training of customs officers was coordinated at a meeting between the chiefs of the two customs admini

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

CRIMES COMMITTED IN 2001 DOWN BY 4% OVER 2000

More than 137,300 crimes were committed in the country in 2001, which is down by 4% over the previous year, the annual report of the National Police Service Directorate (NPSD) reads.

Views on BG | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

US PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH HAS ANNOUNCED PLANS FOR A $48BN INCREASE IN...

US President George W Bush has announced plans for a $48bn increase in defence spending to fight the war on terror. The increase - of nearly 15% - will be the largest rise in US military spending in 20 years, he said in a speech to military reserve office

World | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

FORMER LEBANESE PRO-ISRAELI MILITIA LEADER ELIE HOBEIKA HAS BEEN KILLE...

Former Lebanese pro-Israeli militia leader Elie Hobeika has been killed in a bomb attack outside his home in the capital, Beirut.

World | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

THE CHAIRMAN OF BANKRUPT ENERGY GIANT ENRON HAS RESIGNED, AS AN INVEST...

The chairman of bankrupt energy giant Enron has resigned, as an investigation in the US Congress continues into the company's crash. Furious lawmakers grilled auditor Andersen on Thursday over its role in the collapse of Enron Corp.

World | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

N-PLANT UNITS CLOSURE WILL LEAD TO 10% DECREASE IN BG ENERGY CAPACITY

The closure of the third and fourth units of the Nuclear Power Plant Kozloduy will lead to chain raise in the prices of the electricity producers in Bulgaria, Stefan Vodenicharov, chairman of the Kozloduy Protection National Committee said. According to h

Views on BG | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

CEYLAN HOLDING PARTICIPATION IN GORNA ARDA PROJECT STILL UNDECIDED

Gorna Arda project is to be split into two parts -- investment and implementation, it transpired after the end of the 15th session of the mixed Bulgarian-Turkish Intergovernmental Committee for Economic and Technical Cooperation. Deputy Prime Minister and

Business | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

THE FIRST BULK SUPPLIES OF FOOD FLOWED INTO VOLCANO-STRICKEN GOMA WEDN...

The first bulk supplies of food flowed into volcano-stricken Goma Wednesday, six days after its long-suffering people lost much of their home town to Africa's deadliest eruption in 25 years.

World | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

JOHN WALKER, THE AMERICAN CAPTURED WHILE FIGHTING ALONGSIDE THE TALIBA...

John Walker, the American captured while fighting alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan, arrived on U.S.

World | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00

BULGARIA INTRODUCES INTEGRATED PHOTO VISAS FIRST IN THE WORLD

Foreign Minister Passy approved on January 24 the issue of the first in the world Bulgarian visa Sample 2001. These visas are with integrated color photo and use an ink-jet technology.

Politics | January 24, 2002, Thursday // 00:00
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