The Municipal Executive of Amsterdam presented a new proposed plan on Monday that aims to guarantee affordable housing and help lower and middle-income households in the city. The Dutch housing crisis, plagued by a growing shortage of houses and rising…
Eurohold Bulgaria, a leading energy and financial group in Southeast Europe, said it had been the victim of an organised attack against its subsidiary in Romania, which has the potential to destabilise the entire region. The Chairman of the Supervisory…
Investigators have not yet found any evidence that the three objects shot down in recent days were connected to China’s program of balloon surveillance. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
This week under the banner of 'improving transparency and NGOs', the centre-right European People's Party managed to get a plenary debate on the issue (Photo: European People's Party) The united political outrage in the European Parliament following Qatargate lasted more…
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches the one-year mark, the Western response is still being undermined by exaggerated fears of escalation and misplaced concerns over the dangers of “provoking Putin.” But while Western leaders and commentators continue to warn of…
Senior EU lawmakers have called for new transparency laws based on legislation used by the United States Congress in order to monitor the influence and activities of NGOs and third country actors. Speaking during a debate in the European Parliament…
The German conservative CDU snatched a clear victory this weekend in traditionally left-leaning Berlin’s state elections – almost purely based on protest votes. But will the party be able to pull off a purely rebel-based win without a positive cause…
Balancing the state budget and reducing indebtedness as the national debt has risen to €144 billion has become a hot topic among Finnish parties ahead of the elections. A catchphrase from the 1992 US elections, ”it’s the economy, stupid”, holds…
Minor victims of sexual abuse crimes in Portugal should be able to report their case until they turn 30
Inflation in Croatia is expected to drop dramatically in Croatia this year and the next, according to the European Commission’s latest projections, though Croats themselves remain unconvinced. The European Commission published its Winter Economic Growth forecasts regarding growth and inflation…