4-day school week introduced in France
Starting this academic year, a four-day school week has been introduced in France for primary and secondary school students, reports The Times.
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Starting this academic year, a four-day school week has been introduced in France for primary and secondary school students, reports The Times.
The largest group of people who received residence permits in the Netherlands under the general amnesty were from former Soviet Union countries. The second largest group were refugees from former…
The number of refugees who requested asylum in the Netherlands over the past year turned out to be much higher than expected. According to data from the Immigration and Naturalisation Service for the…
During the integration of ethnic German resettlers from former USSR countries in Germany, problems arose and mistakes were made.
On October 7-9, the 15th Anniversary International Tourism Salon 'Ukraine-2008' will be held in Kyiv at the International Exhibition Center (IEC, 15 Brovarskyi Prospekt).
Rome is the city with the most cars in Europe. This is evidenced by data from the European Commission's 'Urban audit' study.
On the Italian island of Sicily, houses are being sold for €1. This price is not charity at all, but an attempt to preserve the historic quarter of the town of Salemi, located south of the island's…
The exam on knowledge of the Citizenship Law and Constitution, required for obtaining Estonian citizenship, will become a written test as of March 1, 2009, during which one must choose the correct…
Illegal trading of tourist visas or visit visas to the UAE will lead to suspension of a company's operations or even revocation of its license.
In 2009, the quota for labor migrants in Russia will double compared to the previous year and amount to about 3.7-3.9 million people. This was reported by RIA Novosti citing a statement by Deputy…
Starting September 1, a law comes into effect in Germany requiring immigrants who wish to obtain German citizenship to take a test on knowledge of the country, its laws, and customs.