The building of Sofia's Market Hall was closed Monday morning while customers and staff were evacuated as a bomb tip-off. Police was combed the building in a bid to find any bomb if planted.
Maxim Behar runs a very successful PR firm, and he's the only man working at it--with the exception of the security guard. A day in the life of perhaps Bulgaria's most connected entrepreneur, in more ways than one.
Bulgarian companies are already participating in the reconstruction of post-war Iraq under the Oil for Food program, Georgi Ivanov, Bulgaria's trade representative in New York, said. Ivanov explained that all Bulgarian companies that have been approved b
An earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale rocked southeastern Iran early Monday.
The seventh edition of the Craftsman's Fair kicked off Monday in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna. Over BGN 40,000 have been invested into it.
A senior executive of South Korea's Hyundai conglomerate leapt to his death from his office amid a probe into the secret transfer of millions of dollars by the government to North Korea. Chung Mong-Hun, the chairman of Hyundai Asan Corp.
"I am not resigning, I am just withdrawing from the post earlier, which is a common practice in Europe," Bulgaria's Deputy Finance Minister Krassimir Katev said Monday. His comment came after the Finance Ministry announced on August 3 that he was plannin
The strike of the railway workers from the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas continued Monday. However, no trains were delayed.
Consultative Council for the construction of Bulgaria's Second Nuclear plant of Belene will hold a meeting at the Energy Ministry, to be attended by Energy Minister Milko Kovachev.
The next hearing in the trial against the six Bulgarian medics in Libya, accused of intentionally infecting Libyan children with HIV, will take place on August 4. The Libyan lawyer of the Bulgarians Osman Bizanti will present to court the report, prepared
West African peacekeepers are due to arrive in Monrovia on Monday, aiming to end two months of bloody clashes in the Liberian capital. About 300 Nigerian soldiers are to be flown in by helicopter - the first contingent of several thousand West African tro
US soldiers detained about two dozen people, including a "targeted leader" of Saddam Hussein's regime, in a series of Sunday raids against people said to be participating in the violent resistance to the U.S.
The requirements, which applied so far to companies and citizens of the European Union willing to invest in the gambling business in Bulgaria, will be lifted at the beginning of 2005, under drafted amendments to the Gambling Act. Currently a foreign comp
ETA, branded a terrorist organisation by the United States and the European Union, warned on Sunday foreign tourists not to visit Spain. The armed Basque separatist group announced it intended to strike economic and tourist interests in Spain.
Interactions between Saudi businessmen and the royal family may have intentionally or unwittingly aided al-Qaida or the suicide hijackers, according to still-secret parts of the congressional report into the Sept. 11 attacks, AP reported, citing people wh
Deputy Finance Minister Krassimir Katev plans to hand in his resignation by the end of the year, it transpired from a statement of Finance Minister Milen Velchev and his deputy Katev for the Bulgarian News Agency.
By Milena Hristova It is a question of good research and luck to get your dream summer vacation come true on the Bulgarian seaside.
Rescuers gave up a two-day search for survivors trapped beneath the rubble of the bombed military hospital at Mozdok in southern Russia, which claimed the lives of at least 50 people. Another 72 wounded in Friday's devastating strike blamed on separatist
A total of 260 750 passengers have been served at Bulgaria's Black Sea Airport of Varna from January till July, which marks an increase of 7% over the same period last year. The increase in international flights is 10%.
One Bulgarian was killed and eight foreign nationals injured in a heavy crash between a Romanian-registered bus and a car on the main road of Pleven and Russe. The condition of one of the injured, a Romanian citizen, is critical.
The most significant change in Bulgaria's economy over the last several years took place in the banking sector, Pirita Sorsa said in an interview for the Bulgarian News Agency as her two-year stay in the country as resident representative of the Internati
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