The end of Airbnb in Barcelona: What does the tourism industry think of the apartment ban?
Last year the province of Barcelona, home to 5.5 million, received 26 million tourists. The direct economic impact was €12.75 billion.
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Euroviews. Enforcement is crucial for EU's tech policy success
The past decade has seen the European Union establishing itself as a frontrunner in global technology policy, enacting groundbreaking laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation, Digital Services Act, and Artificial Intelligence Act.
Meta's 'pay or consent' switch may have misled users, consumer authorities say
Tech giant Meta was warned by consumer protection authorities on Monday over a 2023 switch under which users had to pay to avoid targeted ads.
Natural solution: why nature is our best water manager to tackle climate change
Whether it's urban wetlands or making more room for rivers, nature is increasingly viewed as our friend, not our foe, when it comes to improving water availability, quality, and protection.
Two dead and 13 injured as walkway collapses in Naples
A pedestrian walkway in a housing project collapsed in the southern Italian city of Naples, killing two and injuring dozens.
Hungary calls for new plan to increase organ donations, but there is a twist
Europe is currently facing a shortage of organs, leading to increasingly long waiting lists for transplants.
Harris makes no reference to presidential bid as she praises Biden's 'unmatched' legacy
Joe Biden's legacy as US president is "unmatched in modern history," his Vice President Kamala Harris said in her first speech after Biden announced on Sunday he was dropping out of the presidential election race and endorsed her to run instead.
This summer, a dock at Antwerp’s MAS Museum is becoming a pop-up swimming pool
Determined not to lose out to the beach over the summer, one Belgian museum has an innovative solution to keeping visitor numbers up: opening its own pop-up pool.