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International and local economists have long been warning that the continuously falling workers-to-retirees ratio in Bulgaria, which was recently ranked fifth in the world on the speed of population ageing,
the algorithm of which was recently developed by scientists from the UK.
Parliament is undermining the climate package which was recently negotiated with such difficulty(point 33 calls for a 40% reduction).
The KC-390, which was recently ordered by the Portuguese Government,
This legislation, which was recently approved by both chambers of the Afghan Parliament,
the Solutions for the Future Foundation, which was recently established by President Rosen Plevneliev/ 2012-2017/,
a US company hired by USAID which was recently linked to the creation of a“Cuban Twitter,” a network aimed at connecting Cubans to promote“democracy”.
Here comes the“electronic identification” process, which was recently defined in an EU regulation,
aboard NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, which was recently upgraded and is now 10 times better at catching the phenomenon.
companies Abertis, which was recently approved by the Council of Ministers of Spain,
the 73-meter gallery- which was recently refurbished to its former glory- features 373 mirrors situated around 17 arches.
the TurkStream, an offshore section of which was recently completed,” he said.
eternal” city, which was recently named the fifth-oldest living city in the world
own mining rig and connected it to the institute's electrical network, which was recently expanded to support one of the most powerful lasers in the world.
EU countries to lobby against an Israeli law- known as the“Properties Bill”- which was recently advanced in the Knesset to target church property.
the southern province, which was recently chosen by President Xi Jinping to become China's largest free-trade zone,
TransferWise, which was recently valued at $3.5 billion,
the problems with its minorities, which are recently subject of Gallery More.