Teachers' pay: Which countries pay the most and the least in Europe?
It's World Teachers’ Day, but in many countries, there’s little cause for celebration as teachers are unhappy about their wages and working conditions.
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Energy crisis: Europe "should act united" according to Madrid
In an interview with euronews, the Spanish minister Nadia Calviño expresses Spain's solidarity with the EU states most affected by the energy crisis, recalling that her country, when it was hit hard by the pandemic, was a beneficiary of this European solidarity.
Energy crisis: Europeans 'must lower thermostats to prepare for Russia turning off gas supplies'
Heating turned down and boilers adjusted -- these are the measures Europeans need to take to prepare for Russian gas supplies being completely cut, according to a report.
Eric Donovan leaving door open for possible IABA role
Recently crowned European Union super-featherweight champion Eric Donovan is leaving his options open in relation to the vacancy for high performance director at the IABA.
Drowning doesn’t look like you’d expect: Here’s how to protect yourself
Do you know what drowning looks like?
EU green travel plan could cost Spain millions of tourists as flights get more expensive
European Union plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55 per cent before 2030 could discourage tourists from visiting Spain, according to new estimates.
Madrid president Perez says fans are drifting away from football
Real Madrid President Florentino Perez said European football is "sick" and that changes are needed to stop younger fans drifting away from the sport, again touting the prospect of a Super League made up of the continent's elite clubs.
Thinking of moving to Europe? Here are the easiest countries to get a work visa
Europe is well known for being a difficult place to move to for non-European citizens trying to relocate for work.