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Jasmin Delev is exactly the kind of person Moldova’s National Employment Agency (ANOFM) exists to help. She is 23, she came home this summer with an audiovisual design degree from the Netherlands, and she has been looking for work. She has never once considered registering.

Instead she freelances, piecing together video and design projects, some months earning well, ot...


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Now one still has to live, has to strive, try, has to leave something to the world.

– Renia Spiegel

The diary of Renia Spiegel (1924-1942), written in Przemyśl from January 1939 to July 1942, is undoubtedly a valuable historical source, an important work of literature, a piece of personal document literature ...


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On Sunday, October 11th voters in Slovenia cast ballots in four referendums simultaneously.

One of these votes was legislative in nature and concerned an amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiries.

The other three were consultative in nature and concerned:

– Making cash social assistance conditional on performing community service by individuals capa...


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According to the Office for National Statistics, the cost-of-living crisis has been reported as the greatest issue facing the UK since 2022. Inflation in the UK peaked at 11.1 per cent (a 41-year high) in October 2022. Despite stabilizing in recent years to three per cent, the cumulative effect of rising prices continues to be deeply felt in UK households.


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In his 1971 play The Conspirators, Václav Havel imagines the leaders of a newly liberated democracy becoming frightened of a supposed conspiracy by their exiled dictator. They create their own secret security apparatus to prevent the public from hearing of the rumours though it turns out that the conspiracy does not exist. Their attempts to defend themselves generate...


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