Hisarlar is a company with a dream that goes back a generation. Although they now make agricultural machinery tailored to Turkish farming conditions and supply …
Hisarlar is a company with a dream that goes back a generation. Although they now make agricultural machinery tailored to Turkish farming conditions and supply …
From Tajikistan’s industrial hubs of Khujand and Dushanbe to the remotest rural villages, IMON International aims to promote sustainable economic development and ensure reliable access …
An expertise in mechanical engineering and a garage as a workshop – that’s all Serbian brothers Vladimir and Nikola Lazarević had when they started to …
Until the 1990s, the Black Sea coast was a successful fishing ground for anchovies, but suddenly fishermen found their trawlers’ nets empty. The lack of …
Sorting our waste into different bins – recyclables and non-recyclables – has become to many of us so much part of our daily routine that we barely notice it anymore. But whereas the scenario might be similar in the United Kingdom or New Zealand, the reality is different elsewhere, as there are still comparatively few countries where waste material is consistently re-used.
The old days of long waits in front of a bus stop or sitting uncomfortably in an ancient vehicle are coming to an end in …
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