Portugal unveiled a sizable package of measures on Thursday to address the country’s housing issue, including the termination of its divisive “Golden Visa” program and
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Energy crisis: Europe has expended almost 800b euros on subsidies.
Researchers stated on Monday that the cost for European nations to protect people and businesses from rising energy expenses has risen to about 800 billion
Europol shuts down a drug trade-related encrypted app; 48 arrested.
According to German police, detectives in Europe have deactivated a secure conduit for organized crime, primarily the drug trade, and have also detained 48 persons.
U.S. green tech subsidies threaten investments in Europe.
When they visit Washington next week to voice worries about U.S. green tech subsidies, the economy ministers of France and Germany will instruct senior U.S.
EU agrees to deport more people back to Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
The migration ministers of the European Union will meet on Thursday to discuss visa limits and improved cooperation within the union in order to be
Brexit raised the Number of EU Millionaire Bankers – Watchdog.
According to the European Union’s banking authority, more Brexit-related relocations from London and an increase in trading raised the number of bankers earning more than
Italy’s Top Mafia Fugitive Was Finally Captured after being ravaged by Cancer.
More than anything else, Matteo Messina Denaro’s declining health put a stop to his 30 years of living as a fugitive. Until his capture on
The Dutch treasure hunt is inspired by an old Nazi map
This week, amateur treasure hunters in the Netherlands were inspired by an old map that is thought to indicate the location where German soldiers stashed
E-vehicle parts: Rheinmetall wins a quarter-billion-euro contract from the German automaker.
German company Rheinmetall announced on Monday that it has received an order in the electromobility sector for more than quarter-billion-euro contract. A high-end German carmaker,
Eurozone embraces digital payments, as cash declines in popularity.
A European Central Bank study released on Tuesday revealed that cash is no longer the most popular form of payment in the eurozone, marking a
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