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Commission: Proposal to create a common European degree in EU universities
Graduates will be more competitive in international labour markets - Cooperation between higher education institutions in at least two Member States is necessary
German economy expected to grow only 0.1 percent this year
The German economy is expected to barely grow this year, leading economic institutes said Wednesday, as weak demand at home and abroad slows the path to recovery.
Europe's largest economy will expand by just 0.1 percent in 2024, five think-tanks said in a joint statement, a sharp downgrade from their earlier forecast of 1.3 percent growth.
Is humanity out of fashion?
Ever since news broke last week that Pierpaolo Piccioli, the designer of Valentino, was leaving the brand, paeans to his talent have been flowing on both social and fashion media. But of all the words used to describe Piccioli's work - its "genius" and "magic" and "vision," its "dreaminess" and "beauty" - the one that most stands out to me is "humanity."
Weather: The warmest March in 20 years with an explosive mixture of African dust – At 32 °C temperatures on the island of Crete
The thermometer in Athens hit 25.3 degrees – The meteo map with the highest temperatures – What Kostas Lagovardos told protothema.gr – New warm invasion at the beginning of next week
Do I need to worry about sleeping with my phone next to my bed?
There has always been chatter about how cellphones affect our health in general especially when it comes to the potentially harmful effects of radiation
Aiming for good jobs
The increase in the minimum wage is a positive development. The value of labor was one of those areas that took the brunt of the internal devaluation during Greece's economic crisis.
But cultivating an economic environment that will create high-paying jobs requires much more complex and painstaking efforts.