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The news that matter in Europe
Serbia plans to take one of the leading places in the supply of lithium to the markets of European countries. The country’s president, Aleksandar Vucic, noted the possibility of producing about 58,000 tons of lithium per year in local enterprises.
If all this metal were sent to the…
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Macedonian Archbishop Stefan is visiting Serbia at the invitation of Serbian Patriarch Porfiry. The officially stated reason is the third anniversary of the election of Patriarch Porfiry. Obviously, this is only an occasion for the visit, which was not announced in the Macedonian media either…
A valuable archaeological find on the banks of the Danube, not far from Bulgaria – Serbian miners discovered an ancient Roman ship with a 13-meter hull in a mine.
An excavator in the Dramno mine near the town of Kostolats unearthed a fully preserved ancient ship. According to experts, it…
50.000 insectos machos estériles en Zagreb para el control de la población. Este proyecto piloto también se implementa en Portugal, España, Grecia. En el distrito Cvetno de Zagreb, 50.000 mosquitos tigre machos estériles fueron liberados por primera vez como parte de un proyecto piloto de control de mosquitos utilizando…
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The project includes the extension of the Via Dinarica greenway with around 500 kilometers of new paths and the maintenance of existing paths
In Sarajevo, the “Via Dinarica” project was presented, within the framework of which the green path will be continued, which is financed by the…
De: Consejo de Obispos de SOC / 20.05.2023 La reunión ordinaria de este año del Santo Consejo de Obispos de la Iglesia Ortodoxa Serbia prestó especial atención al pueblo y la Iglesia en Kosovo y Metohija. En el último año, decenas de ataques contra personas, santuarios, hogares y…
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La collaboration et l’investissement sont essentiels pour l’avenir de l’éducation numérique en Europe. 20 millions de professionnels du numérique, telle est notre ambition d’ici 2030. Actuellement, seuls 54 % des citoyens européens possèdent des compétences numériques de base. Telle est la position de la commissaire européenne bulgare Maria Gabriel concernant…
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