Euroviews. CSDDD: A tale of corporations hijacking the EU's democratic process
A law to defend human rights and the environment from corporate exploitation should never have been controversial in the first place.
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From Amsterdam to Vilnius: The European cities with the most and least frequent cyclists
For years now, the European Commission has been actively calling for citizens to "use their own energy". Active mobility is well known as not only a significant way to save energy, but also to boost physical and mental health.
‘I’m not using Eurostar ever again’: Is it the end of the line for the Channel Tunnel service?
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Eurostar carrying passengers from London to Paris.
Russia targets more Ukrainian towns and villages as Ukraine claims it shot down 2 warplanes
Ukraine’s air force commander Mykola Oleshchuk claims his units shot down two Russian Su-34 jets overnight.
Where does the middle class pay the highest and lowest tax in Europe?
The UK middle classes continue to face economic struggles despite earning up to £60,000 annually (€70,180), according to a recent report.
'We are asking for a public inquiry' into migrant deaths at sea: European Ombudsman
More than 600 people were killed in the Adriana tragedy – a humanitarian disaster that dozens of officials and coast guard crews watched unfold over 15 hours, but failed to prevent. The EU Commissioner for Home Affairs, Ylva Johansson, described the incident as "one of the worst shipwrecks in this century worldwide".
Europe braces for US elections: Is the EU ready for President Trump 2.0?
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Euroviews. New EU rules to stop illegal short-term rentals are a welcome change
On Thursday, the European Parliament passed a regulation concerning the sharing and collection of data for Short-Term accommodation Rental services (STR).