Entertainment
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City of Genk shuts down all betting shops citing concerns over poverty and mental health
In a recent decision, the city of Genk is set to close its last remaining betting shop in December, effectively ending all betting shop operations within the city. This move19 September 2023Read More... -
Wawel Castle in Kraków, Poland, achieves record-breaking visitor numbers
The Wawel Castle museum in Kraków, situated in southern Poland, has reported a historic milestone with 1.98 million visitors in the current year. Museum director Andrzej18 September 2023Read More... -
EU-supported conservation project establishes tranquil zones to protect wildlife in Triglav National Park
Nineteen serene zones have been established within Triglav National Park, aimed at safeguarding various wildlife, including the wild cockerel and the white-tailed ptarmigan,13 September 2023Read More... -
Discovering the finest libraries in Brussels: a top 10 selection
Brussels, the vibrant capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union, is not only known for its rich history and diverse culture but also boasts a treasure13 September 2023Read More... -
Copenhagen mayor urges foreigners to avoid purchasing marijuana in troubled Christiania neighborhood
Copenhagen's mayor issued a plea on Monday, urging foreigners not to purchase marijuana in the city's Christiania neighborhood. The appeal comes in the wake of a fatal shooting two weeks08 September 2023Read More... -
Heritage Day in Flanders offers 1,025 activities
Flanders celebrates its annual Heritage Day, known as 'Open Monument Day,' every second Sunday in September. This year, as part of the 35th Heritage Day taking place on08 September 2023Read More... -
Belgian Beer World: the world's largest interactive beer center opens its doors in Brussels on September 9, 2023
On September 9, 2023, Belgian Beer World is set to unveil its extraordinary 12,000-square-meter establishment, destined to become the globe's most extensive interactive beer center.07 September 2023Read More...
Economics
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French government's response to rising fuel prices sparks controversy
French supermarkets have been vocal about their inability to lower petrol prices due to legal constraints. In response, the government has taken an unusual step. On September 16, PrimeRead More... -
Youth unemployment rises in the Netherlands, national jobless rate holds at 3.6%
While the overall unemployment rate in the Netherlands remained steady at 3.6% of the working population in August, a concerning trend has emerged with increasing youth unemployment.Read More... -
Expert group recommends doubling childcare investment in Flanders
Flanders is being urged to boost its childcare budget from 800 million euros to 2 billion euros and invest in new training for childcare professionals. This proposal comes fromRead More... -
Poland offers safe business environment, says President Duda
President Andrzej Duda of Poland emphasized the nation's stable economy, international affiliations, and defense alliances as factors contributing to a secure climateRead More... -
Portuguese teachers earn 42% more than peers with higher education, but fall behind OECD salary average
Despite a 1% decrease in the real salaries of Portuguese secondary school teachers between 2015 and 2022, a recent report by the Organization for Economic CooperationRead More...
News
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Rise in foreign property buyers in Portugal
During the second quarter of the year in Portugal, there were a total of 33,624 residential property transactions, out of which 31,089 were bought by residents.Read More... -
Dutch house prices show incremental rise for third consecutive month
The Netherlands witnessed a slight uptick in house prices in August, marking the third consecutive month of incremental growth, according to the national statistics agencyRead More... -
European Parliament celebrates Multilingualism Day with open doors event
Multilingualism Day commences in Brussels, offering a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the inner workings of the European Parliament, renowned as the world'sRead More... -
More than 50% of Syrians employed in the Netherlands, but social isolation lurks
More than half of Syrian immigrants who arrived in the Netherlands between 2014 and 2016 have found employment, according to a recent survey conducted by the justiceRead More... -
Czechia delivers 45 tonnes of humanitarian aid for Ukraine's energy sector
The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has announced that the Czech Republic has provided Ukraine with 45 tonnes of humanitarian assistance for its energy sector. Ukrainian Deputy Minister ofRead More... -
King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit to France: strengthening French-British friendship with a packed itinerary
After being postponed from March due to pension reform protests, King Charles III and Queen Camilla are embarking on their first official visit to France from Wednesday,Read More... -
Poland presents 300 apple trees to New York as a symbol of historic ties
On September 19, 2023, the Polish government made a generous donation of 300 apple trees to New York, famously known as the "Big Apple," in commemoration of theRead More... -
Promotion of Brussels in Madrid and Barcelona during 'Brussels Days'
Brussels representatives, continuing their international promotional efforts since 2006, are set to visit Madrid and Barcelona as part of this year's Brussels Days campaign. The initiative aims...Read More... -
Time running out for Portugal's Golden Visa Program
While plans to eliminate Portugal's Golden Visa program were introduced earlier this year by Prime Minister António Costa, the final legislation has yet to be approved,Read More...
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Entertainment
On Sunday, hundreds of Beetles and Volkswagen vans could be admired in the city center of Ninove. Due to the coronavirus crisis, it had been four years since the Beetle meeting could take
An art exhibition in Paris is celebrating the 700th anniversary of Vilnius, Lithuania's capital city. The Iron Wolf exhibition, which opened on March 9, features some of Lithuania’s most prominent
From March to the end of October 2023, the Belgian Draught Horse Museum in Vollezele will once again open its doors every Sunday from 1:30pm to 5pm, and this time with some new
The Flemish government has immediately blocked access to TikTok on government employees' computers and smartphones based on security advice from Digitaal Vlaanderen, the digitalization
As the row over the proposed EU tourist levy continues to grow, three popular European cities, Venice, Valencia, and Barcelona, are set to impose their own tourist charges in the course of
France is taking steps to crack down on underage use of social media and adult content websites. The National Assembly's culture committee has voted to require age verification on social
Today, the Commission launched a new interactive guide mapping all funding opportunities available at EU level for the cultural and creative sectors. CulturEU, a one-stop shop for EU funding,
The Commission will provide free travel rail passes to 60,000 Europeans aged from 18 to 20 years, thanks to DiscoverEU. Applications open tomorrow, 12 October, at noon and close on
At today's Global Education Summit in London, the European Union and its Member States, as Team Europe, pledged €1.7 billion to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) to help transform
EU criteria for safe and clean tourism, including a common vaccination certificate, should be a part of a new EU strategy on sustainable tourism, said MEPs.