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The government’s plan envisages construction of 4-5 large international airports and a dozen of business airstrips
The European Citizens' Prize ceremony in Bulgaria was officially held today
The best ones will get funding and expert support
You can sit there only if you are one of the wealthiest people in the world
The tool was developed by the Department of Foreign Languages and Linguistics at UNED
Who can afford to buy a home in Bulgaria’s capital?
Experts presented a portfolio of projects on the quick roll-out of hydrogen, with Ruse and Sofia as the first getting a taste of the new technology
2,000 experts gather at the Hydrogen Technology Conference and Expo to coordinate their efforts in the quicker adoption of the new energy
The last 80 years of some of the best in theatre, classical music and opera have been preserved by the Austrian Media Library
The tool was developed by the Department of Foreign Languages and Linguistics at UNED
Mayor Stefan Radev explained that local authorities are looking into ways to cut consumption, find new revenue streams and sustainable solutions to energy production
2,000 experts gather at the Hydrogen Technology Conference and Expo to coordinate their efforts in the quicker adoption of the new energy
The proposed three-line subway system with 25 stations excludes the sister island
The government’s plan envisages construction of 4-5 large international airports and a dozen of business airstrips
The project is part of the renovation of Janko Kráľ Park, one of the oldest in Central Europe
In an age of environmental hyper-awareness, this piece of industrial heritage surely stands out
The OnlyFans page will display works of art celebrating the human body by world-famous painters
1,055 projects by more than 863 groups, families and communities competed for this year’s awards despite Covid-19 restrictions
Authorities have launched a comprehensive package of measures to ensure the safest environment for winter sports
The facility will welcome visitors from the autumn of 2022
The government seeks to create opportunities for individuals with reduced work capacity
CBD is the non-psychoactive version of marijuana products, used primarily for medical purposes
Copenhagen, Denmark
The gradual phasing out of restrictions begins this month
On 10 June, the Danish government announced its plans to gradually begin phasing out all anti-epidemic measures. The new plan seeks to lift all COVID restrictions by 1 September, except in nightlife venues, outdoor events with an audience of 2,000 spectators, and indoor venues where the national Coronapas will be required until October.
UPDATE: As of 10 September 2021, all restrictions with regards to the coronavirus in Denmark are lifted. Follow this link for the latest information.
The first step towards freedom will be taken on Friday 11 June, when restaurants will be allowed to extend their opening hours until midnight. Moreover, they will be able to further extend their hours on 15 July when they will be permitted to remain open until 2 am.
As of 14 June, the government will begin to phase out the use of face masks. More specifically, individuals will only be required to wear a mask when using public transport. Their use will be completely phased out by 1 September.
Currently, one must present a valid COVID passport (Coronapas) in order to visit establishments and access services. Now, the government has reported that the phasing out of this passport will begin on 14 June when places such as libraries and leisure centres will no longer require a Coronapas. Following this, establishments which have a greater risk of infection will also gradually phase out the use of this passport until it is completely abolished in October.
The Minister of Health Magnus Heunicke commented on the government’s new plans, noting that they are possible thanks to the vaccine rollout and the warmer weather: “2.5 million people have received at least one vaccination shot and the good weather is working our favour. Therefore, we have now agreed with the parties on a significant reopening, where all restrictions are phased out and completely lifted from 1 September – except for the Corona passport, which will apply in some areas.”
Heunicke went further, reminding the nation that they must still be cautious: “At the same time, however, it is important that we continue to monitor the infection and crack down on local outbreaks so that we maintain epidemic control.”
The government’s plan can be seen as a sign that life will soon return to normal. As such, it will undoubtedly be well received by the nation.
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The government’s plan envisages construction of 4-5 large international airports and a dozen of business airstrips
The European Citizens' Prize ceremony in Bulgaria was officially held today
The development of the “Urban Grove of Panorama Pallini” will cost EUR 1 million
The last 80 years of some of the best in theatre, classical music and opera have been preserved by the Austrian Media Library
Experts presented a portfolio of projects on the quick roll-out of hydrogen, with Ruse and Sofia as the first getting a taste of the new technology
The tool was developed by the Department of Foreign Languages and Linguistics at UNED
The proposed three-line subway system with 25 stations excludes the sister island
The award came from the European Arboricultural Council and it aims to honour local authorities and their sustainable practices for urban greenery
The government’s plan envisages construction of 4-5 large international airports and a dozen of business airstrips
The government seeks to create opportunities for individuals with reduced work capacity
The OnlyFans page will display works of art celebrating the human body by world-famous painters
CBD is the non-psychoactive version of marijuana products, used primarily for medical purposes
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