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Great Geographical Disputes Curiosities

Great Geographical Disputes

Last week, official Seoul appealed to the international community with another demand to immediately rename the Sea of Japan to the East Sea. The Korean authorities insist that the currently used…

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Europe That Is Closer to Us Education

Europe That Is Closer to Us

The countries of Eastern Europe, particularly the Czech Republic and Hungary, have for several years now been offering a real alternative to those who would like to study abroad but cannot afford…

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Real estate

Real estate news (abroad No. 366)

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Immigration

Emigration News of the Issue (Abroad No. 366)

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Education

First higher education abroad: where it's cheaper

It would seem, what is there to discuss when the answer is obvious – the most economical way to get a bachelor's degree abroad is in those countries where you don't have to pay for higher education…

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Russia – a Country of Migrants Immigration

Russia – a Country of Migrants

In terms of the number of migrants, Russia ranks second in the world after the United States. 13 million people living in Russia were born outside its current borders. This is what the authors of a…

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News

Ukraine among leaders in migrants

Ukraine ranks fourth in the world in terms of the number of migrants entering the country. This is stated in a World Bank report 'Migration and Remittances in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet…

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Where Summer Winters Tourism

Where Summer Winters

Surprising but true: a full-fledged vacation at the Black Sea resorts of the Crimean peninsula will lighten the wallet of an average person by exactly as much as a week-long trip to Egypt would cost…

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Empire of Passion Tourism

Empire of Passion

Gambling has a colossal attractive power. It has been praised and condemned, but it is invincible. As the columnist of the magazine 'Voyage and Leisure' notes, high-rollers – big-time players, and a…

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Real estate

Montenegro: The Boom Continues

They say that Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones recently visited Kotor, Montenegro. They say they were looking for a house. They say that Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov bought 30 ares of land in…

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Labour Mobility, Anyone? Immigration

Labour Mobility, Anyone?

The past year in the European Union was officially named the Year of Labour Mobility. At the beginning of December, awards were even given to those who, according to the European Commission…

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Main news of the issue (abroad No. 366) News

Main news of the issue (abroad No. 366)

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Tell us about yourselves, dear guests News

Tell us about yourselves, dear guests

Members of the European Parliament and defenders of the 'right to privacy' are again challenging the US authorities' demands for information on passengers of foreign airlines arriving in the United…

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