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Immigration

Immigration to Germany under the fiscal 'magnifying glass'

Is there, when emigrating to Germany (by analogy with the United States), upon obtaining a tax number, a procedure for declaring all funds that the emigrant has on the day of his entry into the…

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Education

Fewer Students in Germany

The German federal government has declared increasing the number of university students as the goal of its education policy.

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Americans went bankrupt Money

Americans went bankrupt

In the U.S., the number of personal bankruptcies has risen by nearly a third, reaching 2 million people. Americans are rushing to file for bankruptcy before a new law, which tightens the ability to…

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Americans Allowed to Carry Tweezers Airbus

Americans Allowed to Carry Tweezers

Since late December of last year, passengers on U.S. airlines have been allowed to bring a number of items in carry-on luggage that were previously considered prohibited. The U.S. Transportation…

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Estonia's Schengen Challenge News

Estonia's Schengen Challenge

Preparation for accession to the Schengen area began in Estonia immediately after joining the European Union in May 2004. Moreover, this became one of the main priorities of the state. The European…

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News

The Happiness of Being British

UK Finance Minister Gordon Brown proposed establishing a new holiday - Britain Day, similar in meaning to Bastille Day in France and US Independence Day.

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Either Eat or Smoke Curiosities

Either Eat or Smoke

Following America, which suffers from obesity, the Old World has also joined the fight for a healthy lifestyle. The first victims of a healthy lifestyle, of course, were smokers. One after another…

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Education

Admission Syndrome

What is an MBA today – here and in the West? Who absolutely needs it, and who has no reason to spend a year of their time, tens of thousands of dollars or pounds sterling, to become a “Master of…

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Much-Respected Suitcase Airbus

Much-Respected Suitcase

Probably everyone who has ever flown on an airplane is familiar with that feeling of anxious expectation: one by one, endless strangers' suitcases emerge from the darkness of the baggage hold onto…

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Germany Will Help Them Return Immigration

Germany Will Help Them Return

Over the past fifteen years, since the late 1980s, several million people from the former USSR have moved to Germany. In their new homeland, many migrants had to face massive integration problems…

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Estonia: the difficult road to the euro Money

Estonia: the difficult road to the euro

Having joined the European Union in 2004, Estonia declared that it wished to introduce the euro among the first new members of the union and set itself the goal of doing so by January 1, 2007. To…

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Main news of the issue (abroad No. 314) News

Main news of the issue (abroad No. 314)

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