Europe rewrites its fiscal rules - what's changed?
The European Commission recently unveiled a proposal for the reform of fiscal rules in the European Union, which had been suspended during the pandemic but are now set to be reactivated and updated.
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Italy wastes enough water for 43 million people a year - can it fix its leaky pipes?
Italy wastes enough water in a year to meet the needs of 43 million people, according to the Italian National Institute of Statistics.
‘We will die before the Drina is clean’: Bosnia villagers hope for a solution to polluted river
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Drina river was once famed for its emerald waters. Now, after two decades of mismanaged waste, it’s full of rubbish.
‘Bye, bye birdie’: EU bids farewell to Twitter as company pulls out of code to fight disinformation
Vera Jourova, the European Commission’s Vice-President for Values and Transparency, bashed Twitter’s latest decision to leave the EU’s anti-disinformation code as “irresponsible” at a time when Russia’s disinformation is extremely dangerous.
Sick of buying a new phone every two years? Fairphones last for years and don’t exploit miners
Mobile phones are set to outnumber human beings two to one in the next couple of years, reaching a “stunning” 18 billion by 2025.
Short-haul ban: These European countries could soon see the end of domestic flights
Last week France officially introduced its ban on short-haul flights.
Szymon Marciniak will referee Champions League final despite alleged far-right links
Uefa has confirmed referee Szymon Marciniak will remain in charge of next week’s Champions League final after investigating his alleged links with a far-right movement.
Champions League final referee could be removed over alleged far-right links
UEFA will decide on Friday whether to replace Champions League final referee Szymon Marciniak due to his alleged links with a far-right movement in Poland.