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about 2 hours ago
by The Sofia Echo Staff
The United Nations has called for the traditional age-old truce during the XXI Winter Olympics which open in Vancouver, Canada, on February 12 2010, urging warring parties to lay down their arms as the Games’ ancient Greek founders did in the eighth century BCE.
about 4 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
Toyota made a global statement announced that around 436 000 vehicles worldwide are to be recalled for inspection and upgrade, including the latest Prius model which is sold in 60 countries, Bulgaria included
about 4 hours ago
by The Sofia Echo staff
First time the ratio of former collaborators is above 10 percent of records examined.
about 4 hours ago
by The Sofia Echo Staff
The 27-member College of Commissioners to take office after three months of delays and dramas.
about 5 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
Gunter Verheugen: Greek government to take urgent measures and resolve the ongoing border crisis between the countries caused by protesting farmers
about 5 hours ago
by Rene Beekman
1 comment
A year after the signing of the Safer Social Networking Principles agreement, 'rapid action' still needed, Reding says.
about 5 hours ago
by Rene Beekman
Embarrassingly inadequate advice from officials makes it clear children will be left to fend for themselves.
about 6 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
Modern Theatre in Sofia to host charity event for Haiti on St Valentine's Day, featuring European Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva and the theatre's stars.
about 7 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
Weather conditions in Bulgaria on February 10-11 will become 'forbidding' according to the forecast.
about 8 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
Out of favour with her own constituents, Greek agriculture minister Katerina Batzeli is to meet representatives of the farmers blockading the Bulgarian border.
Football is the only thing that divides the United Kingdom and Bulgaria, prime ministers Gordon Brown and Boiko Borissov agreed at their meeting in London.
about 8 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
260 Bulgarian soldiers landed at Sofia Airport from Kandahar on February 8 2010.
about 9 hours ago
by The Sofia Echo Staff
EU welcomes completion of election and ‘looks forward’ to deepening relations with Ukraine, while OSCE says ‘time to listen to verdict’ of election narrowly won by Viktor Yanukovych.
about 9 hours ago
by Nick Iliev
The project, which was approved by Bulgarian and Romania as far back as 2000, has been constantly hampered by complications that delayed its progress. Realistically achievable target for completion, according to the project manager, is June 2011.
Feb 08 2010 22:33 CET
by The Sofia Echo Staff
WCC commends G7 relief of Haiti's debt, asks IMF to follow suit.
British gothic metal band Paradise Lost is to perform on February 12 in Sofia's Hristo Botev hall.
Having chosen its contestant to go to Oslo for Eurovision 2010, on February 28 Bulgaria will choose the song that he will sing.
Feb 08 2010 16:34 CET
by Nick Iliev
Up to 90cm of snow cover in the region between Kurdzhali and Assenovgrad, while near Adrino snow cover is more than 70cm
Fund set up by Hungarian government meets with criticism in Slovakia
Feb 08 2010 16:08 CET
by Dnevnik.bg
1 comment
Housing prices will rise by at least 10 per cent by the end of 2010, after hitting rock bottom in the first half of the year, an estate agency manager says - a view different to other agencies.
Feb 08 2010 15:57 CET
by The Krakow Post
Farrell plays a tough, tattooed Russian inmate in World War II saga based on the book by Polish writer Sławomir Rawicz.
Feb 08 2010 15:51 CET
by Nick Iliev
Snow drifts in parts of northeastern Bulgaria and southern Romania reach 1.5-2 metres
From July 2010 the organic logo will be obligatory on all pre-packaged organic products produced in EU member states.
Feb 08 2010 15:12 CET
by Sofia Echo Staff
Irtysh 1 was forced onto the beach by strong winds and high seas. The ship's crew is safe.
Feb 08 2010 15:10 CET
by Gabriel Hershman
4 comments
The article also quotes leading political commentator Evgenii Dainov who says that Bulgarian men suffer from having been 'spoiled' by their mothers.
The Polish media's obsession with snow rears its head once again
Feb 08 2010 13:25 CET
by Nick Iliev
1 comment
Heavy snowfall is causing chaos across the entire country, but several regions have been affected severely and have declared a state of emergency
Feb 08 2010 12:49 CET
by The Sofia Echo Staff
Nikolai Mladenov, newly-appointed Foreign Minister, has leapt in popularity, while Prime Minister Boiko Borissov remains Bulgaria’s most popular public figure although he has shed some points, according to Mediana polling agency.
With almost 90 per cent of votes counted, Yanukovych has a lead of about 2.76 per cent, according to the central election commission in Kyiv, but Tymoshenko is to contest some votes and may take the entire presidential election to court.
Feb 08 2010 12:08 CET
by Nick Iliev
An SMS to Greece from a New Zealand mountain saved a hiker's life