Norway's government has opened up to changing the law to allow municipalities to run English-language international schools, ...

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Approximately 35,000 students from over 150 countries have participated in the International Summer School (ISS) since its ...

The key perpetrator behind the attack has been named. Reconstruction has finally begun, though the process has been overshadowed by bureaucracy and complications around tenders. — Ukrinform.

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