The latest case with the arrest of a police officer from Macedonia on Kosovo territory, who is suspected of making counterfeit coins in denominations of up to 2 euros, opened the question of how citizens can recognize this fake money. According to experts from the National Bank, with a little education of the citizens, these fake coins can be easily recognized.

The design of counterfeit coins often looks blurry, with a lot of bumps and scratches, and their shape is irregular. The inscriptions on the edges of the original euro coins are sharp, for easier recognition by people with impaired vision, while they are unclear and unrecognizable on counterfeit ones. Through the use of a magnet you can relatively easily and simply determine counterfeit money, say the NBRM.

In April, a similar action was discovered by the Spanish police, where a Chinese group was caught that produced about a million euros in fake two-euro coins.

The Spanish police published information on how to recognize fake euros through video and photos. They do not have enough details and notches on the edge of the coins like real euros, and the easiest way to check is to use a magnet. Real coins are demagnetized and cannot be picked up and stuck to a magnet, while fakes respond to the magnet's attraction.

On June 27, Google announced on its website that it had added the Romani language of the Roma.

This is of great importance for the promotion of Romani culture in different languages ​​and the normalization of the Romani language on a platform of Google's global dimensions.

But to tell the truth, this initiative was most officially initiated by the IRU in 2016. A digitization project was made in the form of publishing a digital dictionary with a starting fund of 20,000 Romani words that can then be replenished and enriched.

IT technical experts were ready to join the digital platform, which was also given to the European institutions in that project. That digital dictionary was mostly formed from words and forms used among Roma from the Balkans.

At the same time, it was planned to create sub-classes from the Caldera, Vlach and Llovar dialects, and to prepare the ground for its standardization.

But because the process is a bit more complicated for its standardization, some organizations forced it and it was not defined like that and it was promoted on the Google platform, which unfortunately now take the credit for themselves as the main initiators and promoters.

But let's believe that in the near future, Roma language experts will find a common language and without ego, the Romani language will be unified, which will benefit all those who speak and write it, as well as those who want to use it. learn the Romani language. IRU is at your disposal with its proposed projects.