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Mobile units from the Sofia police department conducted random checks on Sofia nightclubs on Friday, August 28 and subsequently revealed serious breaches of regulations perpetrated by proprietors and customers

Temporary wage cut is part of anti-crisis agreement reached with unions earlier in 2009. The National Railway Infrastructure Company has a 50 million leva deficit.

Most Russians believe that World War 2 started in 1941, when their country was invaded by Nazi Germany.

Reminder phone calls remain a part of Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency strategy to collect overdue taxes, while defaulters face harsher measures including bans on leaving the country.

American metal veterans, W.A.S.P, and Finnish power metal outfit Stratovarius have confirmed that they will perform live in Bulgaria, at the Hristo Botev Hall on November 17 2009 and January 24 2010 respectively, a Loud Concerts Promotions press release has announced.

Moldova’s parliament elected Mihai Ghimpu, who has been pushing for closer ties with the European Union, as house speaker.

Serbian foreign minister Vuk Jeremic will again take up the cudgels at the UN General Assembly meeting on September 15 2009 against the campaign to get more countries to recognise Kosovo – which, as a state without UN recognition, will be on the sidelines of the meeting.

The 79 million dollar mission was launched amid national euphoria in October 2008, but scientists lost communication with the orbiting Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft

Economy and Energy Minister Traicho Traikov rejects reports by a Kuwaiti news agency that he said that Bulgaria would hold talks with Arab investors interested in the Belene nuke project. No talks had been held with any potential investor, Traikov says.

Notary Chamber head Dimitar Tanev says that one way to combat real estate fraud is to allow controlled access to Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry database.