Knowledge

The National News Agency AGERPRES is a trustful partner for a public institution and it comes with information that one cannot find at other media institutions, said the spokesperson of the Romanian National Bank (BNR), Dan Suciu, in his message occasioned by the 130th anniversary since the news agency started its activity.

Culture and National Identity Minister Valer-Daniel Breaz congratulated the AGERPRES National News Agency for its 130 years of activity and voiced his appreciation regarding the quality and veracity of AGERPRES news. "First of all, I want to congratulate you for all the activity carried out within these 130 years.

AGERPRES National News Agency celebrates its 130th anniversary on 27 March, and outstanding figures of the cultural, sports, economic, political life or diplomats have chosen to send congratulation messages.

Istanbul has emerged as the second most congested city in the world, according to a new traffic report by transportation analytics firm INRIX.

Two scientific institutes will be opened in the structure of the Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski. Their creation was approved on Wednesday by the government. One will deal with research and projects in the field of law, economics and intellectual property, and the other with developments in the field of large data and artificial intelligence.

Our country is 46th out of 167 countries "Democracy in ... dies!" Or "Victory of democracy in ...". Every day in world media and social networks there are generalizations about trends and events in one or another country. Where do we judge whether they are true or not?

Professor Ahčan, the knowledge society opens new possibilities, an escape from the digitalised, virtual and "unhuman" context of post-modern, digital holographic e-societies. What is your strict and scientific definition of knowledge?

In February, a campaign dubbed "Mobilization for Literacy" was launched to teach adults how to read and write. Since its launch, 504,985 women and 59,466 male have attended the program in over the past eight months.

AFP - Leading journalists from more than 20 countries joined a call Tuesday for European MPs to approve a controversial media reform aimed at forcing internet giants to pay for news content.

European Parliament lawmakers return in September to discuss the proposal, a first draft of which was rejected last month after a fierce debate.

Harlem Desir said this in his report to the OSCE Council, covering his first year in the job, the Association of Jounralists of Serbia (UNS) reported on its website.