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Education

Oxford University Press on the Internet

Oxford University Press intends to make available online all of its linguistic dictionaries and reference books on the disciplines studied at Oxford.

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How Ukrainians celebrated New Year in Africa

The transition from the old year to the new 2003 has happened. The fact has taken place - if, of course, one ignores the old styles, the canons of Eastern and other exotic calendars. This transition…

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Education

Parents will pay for children's truancy

The British government has announced radical measures to combat truant schoolchildren. And also with their parents, reports the BBC.

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Visas

Poland and Ukraine on the brink of a visa regime

Polish visas, which are supposedly to be introduced for Ukrainian citizens in the summer of 2003, will be cheap, multiple-entry, and accessible, and the visa regime itself will be flexible. This was…

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Shopping

Cigarette prices increased in France

By a decision of the French government, tobacco prices have been increased by 15%. This is the most significant price increase in the last ten years. An ordinary pack of cigarettes now costs four…

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Shopping

Christmas trade in Sweden broke all previous records

Christmas trade in Sweden broke all previous records. This is evidenced by statistical data from the Swedish news agency TT.

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Money

Euro horror stories for Europeans

"Euro - the ruin of Europe" - a book with this title was published in Germany. Its author, Günter Hannich, who is often called an economic populist, frightens the reader with the most dire…

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Education

Russia legalizes online learning

The Russian State Duma adopted in the third, final reading a bill amending the laws 'On Education' and 'On Higher and Postgraduate Professional Education'.

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Education

Forecast for the international education market worldwide

Australian agency IDP Australia has published its forecast for the development of the international education market.

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Education

Bush to Ask for a Billion for the Poor

US President George Bush said he intends to request additional appropriations from Congress for education reform in the amount of one billion dollars. Thus, Reuters reports, budgetary funding for…

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Tourism

Tourism and Emigration Separated by Law

AS OF JANUARY 1, THE NEW LAW OF UKRAINE "ON TOURISM" TAKES EFFECT. November 18 of this year can rightfully be called Tourism Day in the Verkhovna Rada: on that day the "tourism constitution" of…

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Country guide

In the land of unafraid Pokemon: Tokyo - a city of contrasts

Having settled into the seat, the main thing is not to recall how long you are destined to spend in it. Ten hours of flight. Enhanced - twice-daily - meals. Plus the steward's angry whisper: "If you…

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