Bulgaria
Kim wins IOC vice-presidency
South Korea's Un Yong Kim has been voted in as vice president of the International Olympic Committee.
Kim out of IOC vice-presidency race
Korean candidate for vice-presidency of the International Olympic Committee, Un Yong Kim is believed to have withdrawn from the bidding for the prominent post.
Sevens stays despite stayaways
Rugby's Hong Kong Sevens is set to go ahead as planned - despite the high-profile withdrawals of the Italian and French national teams.
FIBA Europe’s new recruits
FIBA Europe has appointed two key new executives.
Motorcycling revs up for TV high
Long-term rights holder and production distributor Dorna has forecast that television coverage of motorcycling's MX World Championships will reach new highs in 2002.
Bulgaria to bid for 2014 Winter Games
Bulgarian capital Sofia will bid to hold the Winter Olympic Games in 2014, its third attempt to host the Games after two previous bids failed, local media reported over the weekend.
Bulgaria attempts to stop match fixing
Bulgaria will have a play-off system for its premier league next season in a bid to prevent match fixing, the Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) announced yesterday.
OIL FIRM TO BUY INTO BULGARIAN SOCCER CLUB
The Bulgarian arm of Russian oil firm LUKOIL is in talks to buy a majority stake in Bulgarian soccer club Neftochimik Bourgas, Neftochimik's president said on Tuesday.
UEFA INSTRUCT YUGO TO PLAY HOME TIES AWAY
Yugoslavia's three teams competing in the UEFA Cup will play their "home" matches in the Netherlands, Bulgaria and Macedonia.
SOCCER CHAOS IN BULGARIA AS BFU HAS LICENCE REVOKED
The Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) has had its licence revoked and been ordered to replace several leading
GUERRILLAS PUT SOCCER ON THE AGENDA
Colombian leftist guerrillas toasted Brazil's and Mexico's World Cup victories and vowed to fight for the right of every Colombian to enjoy "happiness, fiesta and football."
CRVENA ZVEZDA TELL UEFA "WE WILL PLAY IN BELGRADE?
Crvena Zvezda Belgrade has said they planned to ignore an order by UEFA to play a European match at a neutral venue because of political tension.
SOFIA MAYOR AIMS TO BE SOCCER CHIEF
Sofia mayor Stefan Sofianski has said he wanted to help Bulgarian soccer out of its chaotic state by becoming leader of the sport's governing body in Bulgaria.
NEWS CORP/LIBERTY TARGETS EASTERN EUROPE
News Corp and Liberty Media has announced that its joint venture Fox Sports International is to launch a sports television channel targeting viewers in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Russia, Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey.
WWF RENEWS KEY INTERNATIONAL DEALS
World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc. has renewed key distribution deals in Australia and the UK and signed a new deal in the Czech Republic.
PORTUGAL PULL OUT OF PROPOSED NOU CAMP GAME
Portugal have rejected a proposal to play a friendly against a Catalan "national" team at Barcelona's Nou Camp because of the hostile reception given to Real Madrid?s Luis Figo by Barcelona fans, Spanish newspapers have reported.
WWF SIGNS NEW DISTRIBUTION DEALS
The World Wrestling Federation Entertainment has signed new television distribution deals in Russia and Bulgaria.
IWF DISMISS CHANCE OF BULGARIAN RE-ADMISSION TO GAMES
Weightlifting's world governing body has said there was no question of Bulgaria's disgraced lifting team paying a $50,000 fine to gain readmission to the Olympic Games.