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Main news of the issue (abroad No. 328)

Estonians have become citizens of Europe

Estonia has harmonized its legislation with European legislation, for example, in that part concerning the right of the country's residents to choose their place of residence within a unified Europe…

Main news of the issue (Foreign No. 327)

World Cities Ranking Published

American consulting company Mercer Management Consulting (MMC) has published another annual ranking of the world's cities based on quality of life. New York is taken as the unit of measurement: the…

EU intends to open up labor market

Representatives of the largest factions in the European Parliament demanded that Germany and other EU countries provide free access for workers from Eastern European countries to the labor market…

Lithuania eases visa policy

Lithuania has simplified the procedure for issuing tourist visas - there is less red tape and processing times have been reduced. In addition, entry for businessmen to this country has been…

Main news of the issue (abroad No. 325)

If Not the "Dry Law," Then Explosions

Last Saturday, Turkey's highest cassation instance, the Council of State, revoked the so-called "dry law", which restricted the sale of alcohol and provided for the creation of special "drinking…

The French continue to stir things up

Due to the protest movement against the "first employment contract" that has engulfed French universities, exams at higher education institutions may be postponed to autumn. This was reported by…

Main news of the issue (abroad No. 323)

Fires of the Latin Quarter

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…

Revolution Threatens France

As a result of massive student unrest, the French government has agreed to amend the law “On First Employment.” This was announced on the evening of March 12 by Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin…