Money
If dictionaries are to be believed, the closest synonyms for 'happiness' are 'prosperity' and 'well-being'. Therefore, the lyrical title of this article is not an exaggeration. Unlike a merely…
Airbus
The conflict between British airlines and airports, which was provoked by the tightening of security measures after an unsuccessful attempt by terrorists to blow up planes, ended with the expected…
Tourism
In September, European travel enthusiasts will apparently split into two camps: cinema and tasting. The first will have to experience the premieres of Oliver Stone ('World Trade Center') and Lars von…
Curiosities
Domestic animals in America have been granted new rights, increasingly bringing them closer to the status of US citizens. According to Vremya Novostey, American legislators have obligated state and…
Airbus
Scientists will create a safety system capable of fully protecting an airplane from skyjackers. In the development of the new concept for controlling air travel and passengers, more than €40 million…
Money
In the global financial community, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is called the Big Board. However, 'Big Board' can also be translated as 'big board.' And on this 'board,' a complex cardiogram of…
News
Various rumors continue to be born, spread, and burst like soap bubbles around the terrorist attack prevented by British police at London Heathrow Airport. The latest is that a certain passenger…
Passport and visa departments around the world, it seems, will have to abandon the idea of biometric passports – electronic chips that store unique anthropological data of a person.
Immigration
Britain may restrict migration from new EU member states, writes The Daily Telegraph. A review of immigration policy by the British government could lead to the abolition of the 'open door' principle…
Tourism
Suomi, such a statement may seem somewhat strange. However, as Stop In Finland notes, in summer this northern country welcomes guests no less than in winter. White nights, a multitude of cultural…
Last week, the country's government approved amendments proposed by the Ministry of Justice, which introduce stricter requirements for applicants for Latvian citizenship.