Knowledge

The experts will meet on Wednesday to decide what will happen

At the same time, every fifth person in our country does not have a high school diploma, Blic writes.
The fact that 2.68 percent of the population in Serbia is without schooling, 11 percent with incomplete primary education, and 20.76 percent with primary education, while almost two percent are illiterate (1.96) is also devastating.

Also, you can still eat your experiment…

Nineteen organisations from Southeast Europe have joined forces in a newly-established network that aims to advance the protection of digital rights and address the growing challenges posed by the widespread use of advanced technologies in society.

The National Institute of Statistics (INS) announced on Wednesday that it is canceling the publication of the June 17, 2020 press release regarding the tourist expenses of non-residents in Romania related to the first quarter due to the data collection problems during the restrictive measures imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The European Union needs to decide on new health protocols that will allow tourists to travel again, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in an interview with CNN aired on Monday.

The Finance Ministry is considering extending the deadline for application submissions by companies wishing to receive a part of the state support totaling 1 billion euros, as well as to expand the program by another 1 billion euros.

Bucharest, March 8 /Agerpres/ - European money for research must produce a real impact on the Romanian economy, says the Minister of European Funds, Marcel Bolos, in a press release from the relevant ministry, stating that the revival of the Romanian research through substantial non-refundable financial allocations is one of the locomotives of economic growth.

An observatory in eastern Turkey will receive the first light from space by the end of 2021.

The findings of a recent study by an agency of the Education Ministry into the performance of Greece's high school students are disheartening at best, as they confirm the image of a failed national education system.

One of its most frightening conclusions is that around half of the country's secondary school pupils are functionally illiterate.