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Review of foreign pension systems Money

Review of foreign pension systems

We bring to the attention of our readers a selective overview of the pension systems of several Western European countries. As experts note, the choice of these particular countries was dictated by…

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Bush changes migration policy Immigration

Bush changes migration policy

An unusual way to fight illegal immigrants came to George Bush's mind. To reduce their number, the American leader proposes to legalize them. Guest workers working illegally in the United States will…

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Waiting for the World Cup draw Sport

Waiting for the World Cup draw

Despite December not being the most suitable time for football, the game of millions is not about to surrender its position. This is unsurprising, as it is in December that the draw ceremony for the…

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What to do in Europe in December Tourism

What to do in Europe in December

For almost the entire month, Europe prepares for Christmas, Christmas gift markets are open everywhere, concerts, sales, street performers and musicians become active – and the December event poster…

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Who in Russia needs immigrants? Immigration

Who in Russia needs immigrants?

The riots in France forced the governments of many European countries to think about revising their migration policies. Russia was no exception. Last week, the Federation Council held hearings on…

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Main news of the issue (Abroad No. 308) News

Main news of the issue (Abroad No. 308)

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Network twin brothers Tourism

Network twin brothers

“Once a bird is caught - stop, you won't escape the net” - this is just a line from a children's poem, but that is probably how the owners of chain hotels reason. After all, their task is to catch a…

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Lithuania exchanges the unemployed for immigrants Work

Lithuania exchanges the unemployed for immigrants

Mass labor emigration to the West after Lithuania's accession to the European Union has already led to an acute shortage of personnel in a number of economic sectors, in medicine and education. Who…

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"Dry Law" for the Resort News

"Dry Law" for the Resort

Last Monday, their own government gave the residents of Turkey – a country that is one of the world's resort centers – an unexpected surprise: the sale of alcoholic beverages is banned in public…

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Two worlds, two ways of life Gourmet guide

Two worlds, two ways of life

Culinary scientists and other food historians claim: Indonesian and Filipino cuisines developed from a single root and should have much in common. Maybe, maybe... But it seems that development took…

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Scandinavians Teach Paris a Lesson News

Scandinavians Teach Paris a Lesson

French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy agrees only to tough measures. France has begun deporting the most active participants in the riots. The first group of 11 people has already crossed the…

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"Wings" at an Affordable Price Airbus

"Wings" at an Affordable Price

Saving on air tickets? Even in the era of soaring oil prices, there are daredevils who risk lowering rather than raising the fare for each individual passenger's flight. How do they do it?

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