Border police detained Interpol-wanted national from Serbia and Montenegro. Vadzid Ameti, 33-year-old, is charged with drugs trafficking and production.
Hundreds of thousands of Shia Muslims have gathered in the central Iraqi city of Karbala for the climax of a religious pilgrimage that has been banned for a quarter of a century.
Secondary schools in Hong Kong reopened after a three-week closure because of the Sars outbreak. About 200,000 children from around 400 schools went back to class, although 10 schools refused to open.
Bulgaria's Privatization Agency will float 12, 8% of the stock of Bulgaria's tobacco monopoly Bulgartabac on the Stock Exchange on May 12, Ivan Nenkov, Bulbrokers Executive Director, announced at a press conference of the Privatization Agency April 22.
Bulgaria joined the world to mark the international Earth Day on April 22. Different initiatives in connection to environmental issues started across the country.
Turkey stopped the supply of electricity from Bulgaria April 22.
Microsoft security strategies, .Net strategy for corporative computerizing as well as integrated management of Microsoft products were presented at a conference that took place April 22 and was dedicated to the first results of the global partnership con
Court heard Tuesday the case of Bulgaria's assassinated ex-Prime Minister Andrey Lukanov for the first time after one of the witnesses - Bulgarian tycoon Iliya Pavlov - was gunned down in capital Sofia. Pavlov, president of the giant MG Corporation, test
By JAN-MIKAEL PATTERSON Great Falls Tribune
There is no theoretical possibility for Koc Holding to participate in the contest for BTC sale, Iliya Vassilev, director of the Privatisation Agency, said April 22.
By Barton Gellman Washington Post
The Security Council meets with chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix in an attempt to remove one of the hurdles in the way of determining the United Nations' post-war role in Iraq. Russia again insisted Monday that the inspectors return to Iraq to confir
Osman Bizanti, the Libyan lawyer of the Bulgarian medics charged with infecting 393 children with HIV in a hospital in the town of Benghazi, has tortured them while they have been questioned, Dr. Emil Uzunov, husband of one of the defendants - Valya Cherv
Bulgaria's Vice President Anguel Marin starts a tour in Germany on Tuesday to meet with indigenous politicians and Bulgarian emigrants and guest students.
New NATO-standard systems were presented Tuesday at the official opening of the renovated air base Graf Ignatievo, some 170 kilometers southeast of capital Sofia. The country's President Parvanov joined top military officials to inaugurate the new equipme
Talks on restoring regular flights between the capitals of Bulgaria and Russia are being held by the Bulgarian Transport Ministry delegation and the Russian Civil Aviation State Service. Bulgaria's new flag carrier, Balkan Air Tour, has been granted perm
Bulgarian Fashion Forum underway in the National Palace of Culture presented on Monday the collections of famous Bulgarian designers, including Fani Papadopulu, Mariya Nedkova, Mariya Micheva, Neli Koleva. The fashion forum Spring/Summer 2003 will contin
General Nikola Kolev is to visit Musachevo today to officially disband the Bulgarian chemical unit stationed there, whose mission in Iraq failed as military operations were almost over.
Muhammad Hamza al-Zubaydi, known as Saddam Hussein's "Shiite Thug" for his role in Iraq's bloody suppression of the Shiite Muslim uprising of 1991, was arrested Monday, the U.S.
The Pentagon has no interest in keeping U.S.
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