Like, a word that means "pine forest" or "birch forest"?

And why?

The question may seem strange, but in my country young teachers started to appear only after 2020, before that only 40+, always and everywhere, as if they are allowed to work in schools only from this age. But maybe this is only our anomaly, but you catch them young?

I’m talking about countries like Luxembourg, Lichtenstein, and San Marino. I understand the deal with Monaco. But as for those guys?

I’m absolutely baffled about the everyday workings of countries like this. Wouldn’t they be insanely expensive to live in? How do they maintain distinct cultural/linguistic/political identities with so few people? How do resources get produced when the territory is so limited? How do they even have independent economies? What exactly keeps the populations stable?

How often do people go to see your country’s legislature in action?

1) Businesses 2) Government entities

Please don't forget to mention which country that is

just want to learn about

Is it possible?

Currently Poland for the weekend, and It seems like the average pole is either „military buff fit“, or „cyclist endurance fit“. I mean even the dudes with the plumber-bodies despite having a beer-belly, have arms that could lift trucks. That type of „farmer-strength“ build

If Europe ever was to do a similar version of that Netflix show in South Korea „physical: 100“, it should definitely take place here.