Teachers' salaries: Which countries pay the most and the least in Europe?
Teachers are often hailed as heroes that are to be celebrated, but in many countries, there’s oftenn little cause for celebration for teachers to be unhappy.
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Imperfect format, but Champions Cup never disappoints
It might not be bigger, but there's every chance it will be better.
The European Union: From a Nobel Peace Prize to war on the continent
On 10 December 2012, in a unanimous decision by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the European Union "for its contribution to the advancement of peace and reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe".
It's official: Croatia will be joining the Schengen zone but Romania and Bulgaria denied membership
Europe's passport-free travel zone will be welcoming Croatia but Romania and Bulgaria have been left outside.
Majority of Finns champion nuclear power
As winter approaches and the energy demand increases, Finland hopes to reduce its dependency on Russia. Nuclear power, once a source of public mistrust, has now become an attractive solution.
EU single market prepares to celebrate its 30th birthday
The European Union’s single market celebrates its 30th birthday in 2023.
EU Environment Commissioner urges more action to save biodiversity
It is an almost invisible crisis that threatens our food security, our health and the quality of the atmosphere in which we live. The collapse of biodiversity threatens to wipe out one million living species.
FIFA fines Croatia and Serbia for interethnic incidents at World Cup
The Croatian and Serbian football federations were fined by FIFA's disciplinary committee on Wednesday for incidents involving ethnic provocations at the World Cup.