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• The San Marino's population will start to decline by 2050 in a similar trend to other EU countries. Geographical
• Emerging research is making it clear that artificial turf poses an environmental threat due to its lack of recyclability and presence of toxins such as lead and PFAS. / San Marino Beyond Pesticides
• In member countries of the European Economic Area and the following countries - Principality of Andorra, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Switzerland, Great Britain, Montenegro, Serbia, Monaco and San Marino, the Memo Vehicle Assure will be sufficient. FrenchEntree
• Governmental ship registry services, as embodied by San Marino Ship Register, foresee AI expediting administrative processes and envision that AI will help accelerate ship registration, a testament to the pragmatic applications of AI beyond operational realms. µ & sigmaµsigma money
• San Marino is the only European country that faces water shortage, and by 2040, will be one of the most water-stressed countries in the world. Yahoo Finance
• There are European countries that are not part of the EU but where the infection risk is the same as in the rest of the EU, for example, Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, or Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Radio Prague International
• Timorese citizens will need an ETIAS to visit the following European microstates with open borders: Monaco (via France), San Marino (via Italy) and Vatican City (via Italy). SchengenVisaInfo.com
• San Marino, CA Sip Fresh, an innovative, handcrafted juice and beverage concept, has announced the launch of its franchise opportunity with plans for expansion across the U.S., with an initial focus on the Western and Southwestern states. RestaurantNews.com
• In the coming 15 years, San Marino is expected to gradually drift down the World Economic League Table, from 170th position in 2021 to 176th place in 2036. Centre For Economics And Business Research
• San Marino women wanting an abortion normally went to Italy, where they could only get one privately, at a cost of about 1,500 euros. CNN
• In tiny San Marino, a referendum could lead to abortion being decriminalised. The Guardian
• Medium-risk countries include Andorra, Denmark, Luxembourg, Latvia, Romania, San Marino, Slovakia, Sweden, Italy, Finland, Malta, the Canary Islands and Madeira Islands. Brno Daily
• The Telum processor will be manufactured by Samsung using a 7 nm process, as compared to the 14 nm process used for the z15 processor. Network World
• The new Galaxy S22 is expected to have a better gaming feature since Samsung could use AMD's new Exynos mobile chip, AMD's RDNA2 graphics architecture. Tech Times
• Samsung Group will invest 240 trillion won ($206 billion) in the next three years to expand its footprint in biopharmaceuticals, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and robotics in the post-pandemic era. The Globe and Mail
• Considering other court documents revealed Google paid Android device manufacturers like Samsung to stick with Play and not use other third-party stores, it's clear that third-party app stores pose a significant threat to Google's Play business. MobileSyrup
• Samsung is minimizing waste generated at its mobile worksites, with the commitment to divert all waste from landfill by 2025. Packaging Europe
• Samsung Electronics has unveiled 'Galaxy for the Planet', the sustainability platform for its Mobile Communications Business which it says will take 'tangible climate actions across its business'. Circular Online
• Even as the Chinese giant aims to unseat Samsung Electronics as the world's largest handset maker, it faces the threat of de-listing from U.S. exchanges over its sales to China's military. Barrons
• Along with dropping plastic packaging, Samsung plans to use recycled material in all new its mobile products by 2025, from phones to earbuds. CNet
• Updates to Google Pay, Messages, and other third-party apps will be coming to current devices in addition to Wear OS 3, giving existing owners something to look forward to as they roll out over the coming weeks. The Verge

Last updated: 13 June 2025