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The most densely populated European countries are Monaco (population 38,000; population density 18,700/km2) and Vatican City (with (...)

The English word “January” comes from Latin ianuarius, which means “of Janus” (Janus was an ancient Roman god of doorways, gates, (...)

Results of the PISA 2015 (Programme for International Student Assessment) in science, reading, and mathematics visualized on a map of Europe. (...)

The English Proficiency Index (EPI) by EF Education First is a rating of countries according to (presumably) the average level of English (...)

Learning foreign languages is an important part of secondary education in Europe. One could argue that it should be enough to just learn (...)

French was and to a certain degree still is one of the most influential languages in the world. It is one of the official languages of the (...)

German is the most widely spoken language in the European Union—and arguably the most important language of Central Europe. It shouldn’t (...)

Cardiovascular disease is a class of diseases that involve the heart or blood vessels, such as ischemic heart disease, hypertension, (...)

Ischemic (or “ischaemic”) heart disease is a group of related diseases, including angina pectoris and cardiac arrest, which is one of the (...)

Do you know how when you start typing a search query into Google, it gives you suggestions based on what other people are searching for? (...)