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US Works for Bulgarian Nurses Release

The United States are actively cooperating to the Bulgarian authorities in the case of the five Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death in Libya. Upon his arrival from the US Foreign Minister Solomon Passy revealed that he has been informed on the actions un

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgaria Sees Unique Glass Exhibition

A unique glass exhibition was opened in Sofia's Arosita gallery. Ekaterina Getsova, Rayko Raykov, Stoyan Gaydov and many other young Bulgarian artists aim to present the magic of the glass.

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Students' Fashion Stuns Sofia

Students from the New Bulgarian University presented their vanguard fashion models. At a special show many of the students showed the latest trends in the "artistic fashion style".

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

UK Kid Abduction Terror in Bulgaria

A three-year old girl from the UK had been kidnapped during a family holiday in Bulgaria, Daily Record reported today. The mother of the little girl Gail Williams tracked down her daughter, Sian, a mile away from a supermarket where a stranger snatched h

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgaria Uncovers Ancient Dwelling

An ancient dwelling was discovered in northern Bulgaria during gas supplying system construction works. The ancient finding is located near the Hotnitsa village, Bulgarian National Radio reported.

Society | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Iraqi Construction Firm Chief Abducted

Gunmen kidnapped the head of an Iraqi Government-owned construction company in Baghdad today. Unidentified armed men riding in two cars snatched Ra'ad Adnan, the General Director of Al-Mansour Contracting Co.

World | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Sofia to Host Iraq Reconstruction Forum

Bulgaria will host an international conference on Iraq's reconstruction in the autumn. In an interview for local Darik radio Mario Al-Jebury, coordinator of the project, said that the conference will most probably take place in October or November.

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgaria's President Critical of EU Balkans Policy

Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov was critical over the European Union (EU)' s policy towards the western Balkans. Parvanov, who was at an official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, met with the Presidency Chairman Sulejman Tihic.

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Turkey Charges 3 over Train Drama

A Turkish court charged three men over the deadly train crash in the northwest of the country in which 36 people were killed and 81 injured. The charges against the train's guard Koksal Coskun and its two drivers -- Fikret Karabulut and Recep Sonmez - we

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Japan Science Council OKs Human Cloning

Japan's top science council adopted policy recommendations that would permit limited cloning of human embryos for scientific research in Japan, AP reported. Japan banned human cloning in 2001, but has permitted researchers to use human embryos that aren'

World | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Palestinian Police Station Set on Fire

Militants torched a Palestinian police station south of Gaza City.The unidentified militants broke into the empty station in the dark hours of the morning in the town of Zwaida pouring gasoline on mattresses and blankets and setting the building alight.

World | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Egypt Won't Send Troops to Iraq

Egypt has said it is "absolutely not" considering sending troops to Iraq. Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit made the comments after the kidnapping of an Egyptian diplomat in Baghdad.

World | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Russian Tourist Unhappy with Bulgaria

Bulgaria is losing its positions as favourite tourism destination on the Russian market, Gazeta.ru reported.

Business | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgarian Sprinter Dreams of World Record

Bulgarian sprinter Ivet Lalova stunned all world athletics experts after she achieved 10.77 (+0.

Sports | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Flats' Prices in Bulgaria on the Rise

The prices of flats and houses in Bulgaria over the last three months have gone up by 30% in that way hitting a record high level. A report of the National Statistical Institute revealed that prices of flats shot up by 30% in a three-month time alone.

Business | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Open-air Weddings in Sofia

The dissident clergy headed by Metropolitan Bishop Inokentii announced that it will marry all the couples signed in the sealed off Bulgarian churches in front of the holy places. Meanwhile, Sofia's Bishopric said yesterday that all planned wedding ceremo

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Baghdad Wants Russian Troops

Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said that Russian peacekeepers are needed in Iraq. He arrived in Moscow Saturday for a two-day visit.

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Sofia Boosts Lim Bus Pull Out Forces

The new team of experts from the Bulgarian State Civil Defence left today for Serbia and Montenegro to help their colleagues working on the bus pull out operation. The Bulgarian specialists will use a crane to pull out the bus swollen by the waters of th

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgaria Offers to Boost Power Supply for Athens Olympics

By Theodor Troev in Sofia and Kerin Hope Financial Times

Views on BG | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgarian Electricity for the Olympics

Bulgaria is ready to supply Greece with extra electricity in August to reduce the possibility of blackouts during the Olympic Games, Financial Times reported. Financial Times cited an official at NETC, the Bulgarian transmission company, who said that up

Business | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00

Bulgarian Rightist Leader Heads to US

Nadezhda Mihaylova, leader of the Rightist Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) and her deputy Nikolay Mladenov will leave today for the US. They will take part in the Democratic National Convention, which will nominate John Kerry for presidential candidate

Politics | July 24, 2004, Saturday // 00:00
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