The Bulgarian National Bank officially presented today a special coin, issued on the occasion of the country's NATO accession. The coin's value is BGN 0,50, worth about a quarter of a euro.
Russia's popular violist and conductor Yuri Bashmet gave a concert at Sofia's National Palace of Culture Wednesday. The event is part of the international March Music Days festival, taking place March 17 to 31.
Libyan solicitor suggested that Bulgaria's medics in Libya will see their verdicts in a month. Osman Bizanti will personally attend the April 5 hearing of the case.
Militants seized hostages in Uzbekistan after an explosion rocked capital Tashkent. Police were carrying out an anti-terrorist operation in that neighborhood, local official said.
Cyprus talks between Greeks, Turks, the UN and the European Commission are in overdrive in the face of expiring today deadline to agree terms of island's reunification. Both Greek and Turkish sides reacted sternly to the latest draft of the plan drawn up
IC Newcastle Tory leader Michael Howard has accused the Government of reducing asylum figures by ordering officials to wave through other applications "on the basis of forged documents".
Bulgaria's Dimitar Berbatov scored two goals for a final 2-2 against Russia. National football teams of the two countries met in Sofia for a Euro 2004 warm-up.
The Olympic Fire is expected to land on Panathinaiko Stadium in Athens on Wednesday. The first leg of the 2004 Olympic Torch relay has traveled around Peloponnese and the islands of Argosaronikos for seven days before reaching the main Olympic stadium.
Subwater and air baloon weddings are among the attractions to surprise this year the tourists at Bulgaria's Golden Sands. The aquapolis at the coastal resort has already started preparations for several wedding ceremonies.
Greece's largest trade union umbrella has held a 24-hour general strike on Wednesday demanding a satisfactory national general collective labour agreement for 2004. The union's main demands are for an 8.
The issue about entry visas for Bulgarians is part of British domestic affairs and does not harm the bilateral relations, according to British Ambassador Jeremy Hill. He visited Wednesday Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry to highlight the situation around the
A blast has ripped through a suburb of Uzebkistan's capital, Tashkent, Sky News reported. The explosion in the southwestern part of the city has caused casualties, according to local media.
Bulgarian students acted out a horror scene in a way to oppose public transportation hikes. The protestors installed a ropeway linking their hostels and the Sofia University - a sinister metaphor for authorities "hanging" students.
Bulgarian troops deployed in Iraq are strengthening their patrols in the face of the coming pilgrimage celebrations in Karbala. It is in the Bulgaria-mission safeguarded zone, in the northeastern part of the holy city that the tension can possibly escala
The Bulgarian and Russian youth football teams came to a 0-0 in a Sofia friendly. Hours later, the two national teams will also meet in a warm-up for Euro 2004.
Foreign direct investments in Bulgaria for January 2004 totaled USD 39.5 M, which is down by 54.
Romanian Foreign Minister sought an explanation of Britain's decision to suspend immigration applications from Romania and Bulgaria.
Bulgaria is able to protect its borders and airspace on its own, according to military experts from the Chief Army Staff said. They commented that for the time being there is no need NATO to safeguard the air space of its Balkans newcomers - Bulgaria and
Bulgarian hotels have started to insure themselves against terrorist acts. Two Black coast hotels - Grand Hotel Varna and the International Hotel in Golden sands are among the locations to have secured their guests against terror threats.
Four US contractors were brutally killed and mutilated in the Iraqi town of Fallujah, a hotbed of rebel activity. Unidentified gunmen opened fire at the civilians in two four-wheel vehicles, set them on fire and ran away from the site.
Bucharest demanded that London waive its decision to suspend indefinitely all visa applications from Romanians and Bulgarians. Authorities in Bucharest expressed surprise at the decision of the UK government and insisted that it is cancelled as soon as p
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