Wolfram Updates: more European info

They also made updates to borders, added naming for politically sensitive countries and regions and added sub-country regions like Wales as part of the UK. Also European currencies other than the Euro were added.

A list of the updates released by Wolfram:

    * Additional linguistic forms for many types of data and questions
    * More comparisons of composite properties (e.g. "US military vs. UK")
    * Combined time series plots of different quantities (e.g. "germany gdp vs population")
    * More complete handling of government positions (e.g. "chancellor", etc.)
    * Updates to country borders for India, China, Slovenia, Croatia, and others
    * Updates to naming for certain politically sensitive countries and regions
    * Additional subcountry regions (e.g. "Wales"); many more to come
    * Additional support for current and past fractional timezones (e.g. "Iran time")
    * City-by-city handling of U.S. states with multiple timezones
    * Updates to certain European currencies (e.g. for "Cyprus" and "Slovakia")
    * Some additional historical events; many more to come
    * Additional probability computations for cards and coins (e.g. "2 or 3 aces")
    * Additional output for partitions of integers (e.g. "partitions of 47")
    * Implicit handling of geometric figure properties (e.g. "ellipse with area 6 and major axis 2")
    * Additional support for Mathematica 3D graphics syntax
    * Additional support for stock prices with explicit dates
    * Support for planet-to-planet distances and “nearest planet”, etc.
    * Extra information when comparing incompatible units (e.g. "ergs vs. newtons")
    * Improved linguistic handling for many foods (e.g. "love apple")
    * More mountains added, especially in Australia
    * Support for many less-common given names (e.g. "zebulon")
    * More “self-aware” questions answered (e.g. "how old are you")
    * More consistent handling of sidebar links to Wikipedia, etc.