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Work News Column (Abroad No. 280)

Emigration News (Abroad No. 280)

People Refuse to Retire

People around the world object to mandatory retirement upon reaching a certain age, the Financial Times reports citing a study conducted by the international banking group HSBC.

Demographers Predict a Difficult Future for Europe

What prospects of demographic development await the EU countries in the coming decades? Specialists from the EU statistical office Eurostat tried to answer this question, which is very important for…

The Era of Low-Cost Airlines

When air tickets from Berlin to Mallorca, from London to Riga, and from Salzburg to Faro appeared at the price of a dinner in a restaurant, millions of Europeans rushed to discover their own…

Can Germans Be Trusted?

In early 1990, almost immediately after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany, Margaret Thatcher invited several leading European historians and political scientists to a…

Emigration News (Abroad No. 279)

Own Home Abroad

Our compatriots have become sophisticated tourists, well aware of where, what and for how much they can get. Having traveled to various countries and weighed all the pros and cons, many wouldn't mind…

Turkey is not the EU, and that's why we love it

Turkey became our first window to the world. The first affordable foreign destination, the first all-inclusive. The first shopping, in the end. Now we have seen a lot, traveled the world, but Turkey…

ACROSS THE STATES BY CAR - Notes

About Those Who Lend a Shoulder

Modern life is so fast-paced that to advance up the career ladder, many have to sacrifice their free time, health, friendships, and sometimes even family. Then the question of an assistant who will…

Prices Have Risen in European Latvia

A year after Latvia's accession to the European Union, supporters of European integration in the country still outnumber Eurosceptics. However, everyone admits that the most noticeable consequence of…