Immigration
The number of people seeking asylum in the industrialized countries of the West has halved over the past five years. This is according to a report by the Office of the United Nations High…
To attract a larger number of foreign students to Canadian universities, the country's government adopted a new regulation in 2005 that allows foreign students to work off-campus and remain in Canada…
Curiosities
Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern announced an upcoming cleanup of the country’s legislation. In the coming months, the entire list of currently valid laws will be thoroughly checked: the main task…
Last Friday, the Russian State Duma passed in the first reading by a majority vote bills aimed at simplifying the procedure for the stay of migrants on Russian territory. The deputies approved a…
News
Spring is in no hurry to get to Paris this year, but the snow, of which quite a lot has fallen in recent weeks, is nevertheless slowly melting. It feels as if nature is ashamed to remove the snow…
Airbus
While low-cost carriers compete in cost-cutting and reducing the number of free services on board, traditional network airlines retain “high-paying” passengers with exclusive lie-flat seats, free…
Some countries have long made education a profitable sector of their economies. Language schools and general education schools, universities and colleges, business schools and all kinds of courses in…
Tourism
The Irish national holiday, celebrated annually on March 17, has long since crossed the borders of the Emerald Isle. In honor of Ireland's heavenly patron, carnivals are held, beer flows like a…
Tourism
Travelers planning to visit Great Britain this year will see a lot of interesting things: the opening of the famous Kelvingrove Gallery, drawings by Michelangelo, an exhibition of the Marylebone…
Immigration
The murder of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh by Islamist fanatics in 2004 came as a real shock to the people of the Netherlands. The multicultural system that the Dutch had lovingly built and were…
News
The first results of the "caricature war" are already clear, writes the weekly Expert. The Muslim world needed it to legitimize its radicalization, while Europe needed it to begin de-Islamization.