The fire that broke at the Government headquarters in Sofia on Saturday night was caused by a short circuit that occurred because the building's electrical wiring is already worn out, it emerged on Monday. Four people were heavily injured in the accident
Two more explosions rattled the Iraqi capital on Monday shortly after a blast rocked the centre in the morning, RIA Novosti reported.
The 25 members of Iraq's Governing Council unanimously approved a landmark interim constitution Monday with a show of hands. The council members then went to a public ceremony and signed the document.
At least six people were shot dead as gunmen opened fire in Haiti at a procession celebrating the ousting of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. More that 10,000 people gad gathered in capital Port-au-Prince to hail Aristide's downfall.
At least six people were killed, including a journalist, and 26 more were wounded when gunmen opened fire on an opposition rally near the presidential palace in Haiti's capital, international agencies announced. One US journalist suffered gunshot wounds a
An explosion rattled the centre of the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Monday shortly before the Iraqi Governing Council planned to sign an interim constitution as Shi'ite politicians withdrew their objections. The Associated Press reported that smoke was visib
All four men who suffered injuries or intoxication in Saturday night fire at Bulgaria's government headquarters will recover, their lives are out of danger, the director of Sofia emergency hospital Pirogov Spas Spaskov announced Monday morning.
Greek conservatives swept to a landslide victory Sunday in parliamentary elections that ended 10 years of Socialist government and assigned a new caretaker to the troubled preparations for this summer's Olympics. The New Democracy party led the Socialist
Fast-track immigration procedures have been secretly set up to give British residency to eastern European businessmen, including Bulgarians, Sunday Times reported.
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Polls closed in the Greek general elections, with exit polls suggesting a clear victory for the opposition. The polls gave conservative leader Costas Karamanlis' New Democracy party a lead of about 5% over the socialists led by George Papandreou.
A total of 313 people have been sentenced over drug traffic in 2003, Bulgaria's Deputy Chief Prosecutor Hristo Manchev announced Sunday. His comments came just days after the US Department of State 2003 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INC
A car bomb and at least 10 rockets exploded Sunday night in central Baghdad near the area housing the headquarters of the US-led coalition, officials said. Sirens blared for several minutes, and smoke and flames were visible.
The life of Dimitar Dimitrov, 29, one of the firemen injured in Saturday's fire in the building of Bulgaria's Government is still in danger but he is stable, Dr. Spas Spaskov, director of Sofia's emergency hospital Pirogov said.
The team of the Bulgarian football star Stilian Petrov Celtic crashed their bitter rivals Rangers 1-0 in the Tennent's Scottish Cup quarter-final clash at Parkhead. Henrik Larsson was again the ruthless hitman who effectively killed off any trophy hopes
The report on the causes and the damages made by the fire that broke out in the building of Bulgaria's Government late on Saturday evening has been presented to the country's Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg. Earlier in the day Deputy Prime Minister Pla
The Second Programmatic Adjustment Loan (PAL 2) totalling at USD 150 M will be allocated to Bulgaria by the end of 2004. That was made clear at the meeting of Bulgaria's Economy Minister Lidia Shuleva and the World Bank vice president for Europe and Centr
Parliament debates over the tabled by the Bulgarian Socialists Party (BSP) non-confidence vote against ruling Simeon II National Movement (SIINM) will delay the ratification of the country's documents for its NATO entry, Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Solomo
2004 is the right years to buy property in Bulgaria because of the law prices, the majority of novinite.com and Sofia Morning News readers who cast their vote in the latest poll said.
Iliya Pavlov was born on August 6, 1960. He graduated the Sports Academy in Bulgaria.
A mass was served a year after the murder of Bulgaria's MG Corporation President Iliya Pavlov at the St. Nikola monastery in the village of Arbanassi, located some 4 km away from Veliko Tarnovo.
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