Where are Europe's top tax havens - and how are they luring in the rich?
The top rates of statutory personal income tax in the EU have stopped declining since the 2008 financial crisis, according to the EU Tax Observatory.
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Italy, Germany join carmakers in call to rethink internal combustion engine ban
Italy and Germany are mustering support from other EU members for a call to relax EU targets for reducing car CO2 emissions and reconsider a 2035 ban on the sale of petrol and diesel models, Italian Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said in Brussels Wednesday evening.
Moving to Italy permanently could get easier if new campaign is successful
For non-EU nationals living in Italy or thinking of moving to the country, there’s good news about getting citizenship.
Portugal to use €500 million from European funds for wildfire recovery
Authorities in Portugal have started assessing the damage in the municipalities most affected by fires in the central and northern regions of the country as plans get underway for reconstruction.
Tech and environmental sustainability projects emerge as winners in European Design Awards
A record player, a yacht, a shelf, and a high-tech hospital bed were all among designs honoured at the 2024 Design Europa Awards yesterday (25 September) for their creativity and innovation, but also management of environmental impact.
EU disease prevention agency's new chief seeks better public engagement
Bridging the gap between scientific information and the general public is a priority for the Austrian physician, who recently took over as the agency’s head.
No, the viral 'Goodbye Meta AI' post on Instagram won't protect your data. Here's what to do instead
Hundreds of thousands of Instagram users have been misled by a viral fake post claiming that sharing it will prevent Meta from using their personal data, profile information, or photos to train artificial intelligence (AI).
Far-right FPÖ leads as Austrians head to polls in pivotal election on Sunday
Austrians will vote on Sunday in parliamentary elections, which polls suggest could be narrowly won by the country's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) for the first time in the party's history.