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The funds will go for upgrades, which in turn will impact public health positively and create jobs
“Mayor of the Year” is an important bridge between municipalities and the citizens and a chance to showcase and share regional governments' best practices
The funds will go for upgrades, which in turn will impact public health positively and create jobs
The new fee will be introduced one year later than planned, as a nod to local hospitality industry
The host is once again the Polish city of Lublin
On Sunday, while Minister Stela Baltova was presenting the new incentive, a group of protesters harassed a mobile vaccination centre in Varna until it closed
The winners are in four distinct categories, which explore the idea of heritage from different angles
It will test out the world’s first charging cabinet for electric bicycle batteries, enclosed garages, and real-time monitoring systems
The country has invested over EUR 14.9 million since the 2015 migrant crisis
PM and Labour Party Leader Robert Abela announced record EU funds and connectivity improvements for the smaller Maltese island
Stena Line, Frederikshavn Municipality, and the Port of Frederikshavn signed a historic agreement on Monday
The EU Executive will not go forward with the Bulgarian post-Covid recovery plan before a commitment by the Bulgarian government
This is part of a focused effort to support intermodality in the city
The modern facility on Hungária Boulevard will provide direct access to trams and a bus serving the city centre
The green project worth EUR 1 million is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund
Grievances about the condition of roads and greenery can be resolved within 72 hours
The winners are in four distinct categories, which explore the idea of heritage from different angles
The EUR 5 million, local authorities-targeted scheme aims to transform urban centres through public art, light installations and performance spaces
The Olympic Champions in Rhythmic Gymnastics attended the opening of the #BeActive initiative
The opening in Sofia on 23 September
Every fifth student in Poland misses school due to lack of sanitary materials, a local foundation claims
These are meant to encourage conversations and social interaction among residents
berlin airport
A reduced number of passengers and the planned opening of a new airport are the main drivers of change to air travel in the German capital
The Berlin-Brandenburg airport saga has grown into a running joke for many Germans seeing as their country is often portrayed as the very pinnacle of efficiency and timeliness – yet the construction of an airport in the country’s capital portrays a different story.
Ever since the construction of the Berlin-Brandenburg Airport began all the way back in 2006, it has been mired in controversy, scandals and incompetence as its opening has been delayed time and time again. For context, the first opening date of the airport was given as 2011, but now almost 10 years later, the project is still not finished.
Yet that might change – as perhaps the only thing that has not ground to a halt in the entirety of Europe has been work on the airport and, despite all the odds and past experiences, officials are insisting that their latest deadline – that of October 2020, will be kept.
Meanwhile, Berlin’s busiest airport – Tegel Airport has declared that it will shut down on 15 June for a period of two months, citing the immense slowdown of air traffic and the reduced number of passengers. The goal of the decision to shut down the airport is to save local and regional authorities, as well as the company, a combined total of 200,000 euros.
All the traffic that Tegel Airport has been handling, will instead be transferred to the Berlin Schönefeld Airport, which mainly operates budget airlines, and has also seen a sharp drop in passengers.
The closure of Tegel, however, might end up being permanent. The airport has long been slated for a shutdown, but due to a lack of an alternative – namely, because of the delays and controversies surrounding the Berlin-Brandenburg site, have kept it in the race, despite it operating far over capacity in recent years. Now, with the German capital’s shiny new (old) airport supposedly being completed, it might finally be time to bid Tegel adieu.
The host is once again the Polish city of Lublin
The funds will go for upgrades, which in turn will impact public health positively and create jobs
“Mayor of the Year” is an important bridge between municipalities and the citizens and a chance to showcase and share regional governments' best practices
The winners are in four distinct categories, which explore the idea of heritage from different angles
It will test out the world’s first charging cabinet for electric bicycle batteries, enclosed garages, and real-time monitoring systems
Acquisition of a sorting line and waste digitalization fit into the city’s strategy for a circular economy
This is part of a focused effort to support intermodality in the city
Cigarette butts take 15 years to decompose and can contaminate up to 500 litres of water with their heavy chemicals
The funds will go for upgrades, which in turn will impact public health positively and create jobs
The winners are in four distinct categories, which explore the idea of heritage from different angles
The EUR 5 million, local authorities-targeted scheme aims to transform urban centres through public art, light installations and performance spaces
The Olympic Champions in Rhythmic Gymnastics attended the opening of the #BeActive initiative
An in-depth interview with the Head of the New European Bauhaus Unit at the European Commission
The awards recognized the variety of good practices and innovations found on the continent
The European Commission announced a host of new initiatives to support the growing movement, striving for a more sustainable and inclusive Europe
An in-depth interview with the Head of the New European Bauhaus Unit at the European Commission
An interview with the Mayor of Billund, Denmark
An interview with the mayor of Cannes (France) on the local approach to tackling the coronavirus crisis, the need for subsidiarity and more
