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| Bulgaria Announced a Day of National Mourning |
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Wednesday is a day of national mourning for Bulgaria. The country experienced its worst rail disaster since 1992. The death toll rose to 9 from a fire that swept through two sleeper carriages on a train last week. The incident, which was initially reported to have killed 8 people, provoked a heated debate about safety standards at state railway company BDZ and prompted calls for the transport minister to resign.
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Penev Sppointed Bulgaria Head Coach |
Dimitar Penev will take over as head coach of the Bulgarian national team for the second time as he will guide the club through its remaining EURO 2008 qualifiers it was announced on Monday.
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Bulgaria Sends Troops To Iraq |
A ceremonious send-off was held for the fourth company-size Bulgarian contingent which will provide perimeter security at the Multi-National Force - Iraq Temporary Interview and Protection Facility (TIPF) at Camp Ashraf.
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Mossad Helped Bulgaria To Free Nurses from Prison |
The Mossad was among the dozen foreign security services which helped Bulgaria to free its nurses and a Palestinian doctor from life imprisonment in Libya in a long-disputed AIDS-transmission affair. the information came from Bulgarian intelligence service chief.
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A Libyan court postponed a criminal defamation trial on Sunday against five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor who have been sentenced to death for infecting more than 400 children with HIV.
Bulgarian authorities have withdrawn permission for five freight carriers to operate to the European Union and a number of other allied states, in a bid to avoid its airlines being included on the European Commission’s ‘blacklist’.
Bulgaria should not hide its problems but it had to popularise its achievements as well, Prime Minister Stanishev said. The government aims to focus more efforts on advertising Bulgaria abroad.
Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov urged the European Union to reconsider a deal that forces the country to shut down Soviet-era nuclear reactors, causing power shortages in the region.
