“…Agricultural Survey New Agreements Signed between Egypt and Hungary…”

“…The Party's Private Army Czechoslovak-US Relations Relations between the CSSR and Egypt Attitude to MBFR…”

“…Hungarian Government Delegation in Egypt Government Statement on Vietnam Bombings A New Declaration on Price Increases…”

“…Pieces were generally contributed by the staff of the research and analysis departments and treated current affairs in the region. Todor Zhivkov in Egypt Meeting on 1966 Grain Production Bulgarians Defect in Turkey Scientific-Technological Cooperation with China Bulgarian Delegation to the USSR…”

“…Lachezar Avramov's Visits to France and Egypt The First Congress of the Bulgarian Historians' Association Criticism of Bulgarian Films Agreements Signed Coming and Goings…”

“…Agreement Signed during Zhivkov's Visit to Egypt Military Party Active Conference in Plovdiv Avakum Zahov Versus James Bond to Appear in English…”

“…Zhivkov Returns from Moscow Bulgaria Executing Soviet Commitment in Egypt Foreign Trade Bank Founded Comecon Session on Agriculture Miscellaneous…”

“…End of Zhivkov's Visit in Egypt Zhivkov in Ethiopia Military Conferences Continue World Peace Council Presidium's Session Italian Trade Delegation Agreement with Turkey…”

“…Albanian Trade Delegation to Cairo Exposition of Albanian Art in Egypt Austrian CP Attacks Albania, China Soviet-Albanian Controversy Radio Tirana on the Kennedys' Trips…”

“…Todor Zhivkov to Visit Egypt Postponed TU Congress Scheduled for March 7 Report on 1971 Plan Fulfillment New Party Moves on the Literary Front…”

“…Polish-Hungarian Relations Rapacki to Visit Egypt Shorter Period of University Education Envisaged The Istanbul Defectors Polish Hooligans Face Harsh Prison Conditions…”

“…Pieces were generally contributed by the staff of the research and analysis departments and treated current affairs in the region. 1979-1980 Two-Year Plan Approved Administrative Structure Thoroughly Reorganized Zhivkov Defends Real Socialism Bulgaria and Egypt Break Diplomatic Relations…”

“…Foreign Minister Bashev Visits Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon, and Greece Bulgarian Delegation to the 24th Comecon Session Concentration and Specialization of Services Destruction of "Socialist" Property Criticized Contacts with the West…”

“…More on Nationalism in Kosovo / by Louis Zanga Montenegrin Premier Visits Albania / by Louis Zanga Algerian Government Delegation / by Louis Zanga Turkish Official Visits / by Louis Zanga Agreement with Egypt / by Louis Zanga…”

“…Press and Printing Committee Established Publishing Policy Becomes more Restrictive The Writers' Union Awards for 1974 Foreign Minister Visits Egypt Todor Zhivkov's Visit to Romania Administrative Change Involving Former Party Official Gheorghe Apostol…”

“…Todor Zhivkov to Visit Czechoslovakia Foreign Minister's Interview with Dutch Weekly Industrial Methods in Plant-Growing Discussed Introduction of Five-Day Work Week Still Delayed Foreign Trade Minister's Visit to Egypt Ends Agreements Signed Comings and Goings…”

“…National Ideas in Education and Cultural Works Glorified Romanian Coverage of Egypt's Decision to Abrogate Treaty with USSR Foreign Trade Minister Patan Visits London Difficulties in Exporting Machines and Equipment to the West Ceausescu Visits Research Institutes; Science Meeting Follows…”

“…Ceausescu Pays Unannounced Visit to Syria and Egypt East German Foreign Minister in Bucharest Foreign Minister George Macovescu Visits Belgrade Economic Co-operation with Yugoslavia to Expand Joint FRG-Romanian Production of Fokker Aircraft 55,000-Ton Ore Carrier Launched Training Young People for Farm Work Romania's Space Technology…”

“…Planned Losses Still Burden Romanian Economy Foreign Economic Relations Internal Economic News American Library in Bucharest Party Secretary for Defense and Security Given Government Administrative Job Reaction to the Expansion of the Common Market Self-assistance for Writers - A New Library Scanteia [Scînteia] on Forthcoming Yugoslav Party Conference Egypt Again to have an Ambassador in Bucharest Marshal Yakubovsky in Bucharest Polemics over a Controversial Novel…”